For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

This new mini-series is designed to give you a behind-the-scenes look at different careers within the legal sector, and the people within those roles at Lanyon Bowdler.

Each episode pairs two legal experts from different departments within Lanyon Bowdler. They explain what their work involves—in plain, friendly terms.

This chat is between Amanda Jones (Marketing Director) and Brian Evans (Managing Partner)

See their lblaw.co.uk profiles here:

Brian Evans: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/brian-evans/

Amanda Jones: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/amanda-jones/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Davina Fetherstonhaugh speaks with Katie about the transformation of Coed Coch Estate from a traditional, high-input sheep farm into a regenerative, profitable, and collaborative farming system.

Passionate about supporting the next generation and challenging conventional approaches, Davina now champions knowledge-sharing and practical education; something she continues to lead through initiatives that bring farmers together, including the growing momentum behind the Da Byw Conference.

For more information about Da Byw: https://www.dabywlivestock.com/

Visit the Da Byw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dabywlivestock/ 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Huw Myfyr is an Associate Director at Baileys and Partners, he's here to discuss his route into a career in agriculture, the opportunities and challenges facing those working within agriculture, as well as his own personal experiences.

For more information about Baileys and Partners visit: https://baileysandpartners.co.uk/ 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Staci Robinson is in the hot seat. Staci is a solicitor in the Family Law Team based in the Hereford, Bromyard and Ludlow offices.  See her LB profile here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/staci-robinson/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Sonali Obhrai is in the hot seat. Sonali is a solicitor in the Family Law Team based in the Telford office.  See her LB profile here:  https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/sonali-obhrai/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Fred Hickish is the Senior Surveyor at Carter Jonas, he's here to discuss his route into a career in agriculture, the opportunities and challenges facing those working within agriculture, as well as his own personal experiences as a Hill Farmer.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

This new mini-series is designed to give you a behind-the-scenes look at different careers within the legal sector, and the people within those roles at Lanyon Bowdler.

Each episode pairs two legal experts from different departments within Lanyon Bowdler. They explain what their work involves—in plain, friendly terms.

This chat is between Helen Siegieda (Compliance) and Emma Harrison (Learning & Development)

See their lblaw.co.uk profiles here:

Helen Siegieda: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/helen-siegieda/ 

Emma Harrison: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/emma-harrison/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Paul Williams is the Deputy President at NFU Cymru, working with farmers to create a better agricultural future in Wales. Today, he talks with Katie about the importance of Agriculture around the world and specifically in Wales, and how it keeps the country ticking.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

LawCare offers a confidential service in an open, non-judgmental space, even if someone just needs to contact them once because they're having a bad day.

LawCare's Website: https://lawcare.org.uk/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

This new mini-series is designed to give you a behind-the-scenes look at different careers within the legal sector, and the people within those roles at Lanyon Bowdler.

Each episode pairs two legal experts from different departments within Lanyon Bowdler. They explain what their work involves—in plain, friendly terms, all within the time limit of 10 minutes ⌛

This chat is between Lizzie Cross (family solicitor) and Amy Burgoyne (legal support assistant in the Personal Injury Department)

See their lblaw.co.uk profiles here:

Amy Burgoyne: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/amy-burgoyne/

Lizzie Cross: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/lizzie-cross/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

This new mini-series is designed to give you a behind-the-scenes look at different careers within the legal sector, and the people within those roles at Lanyon Bowdler.

Each episode pairs two experts from different departments within Lanyon Bowdler. They explain what their work involves—in plain, friendly terms, all within the time limit of 10 minutes ⌛

This chat is between Mike (legal document developer) and Jemma Groves (corporate & commercial solicitor)

See Jemma's lblaw.co.uk profile here:

Jemma Groves: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/jemma-groves/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

The Official Legal Runner website: https://legalrunner.co.uk/ 

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

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This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Toni Reeves is in the hot seat. Toni is a solicitor in the Court of Protection Team based in the Shrewsbury office.  See her LB profile here:  https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/toni-reeves/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Cyber Spider make the internet a safer place for children and adults at risk: https://cyber-spider.co.uk/

Find out more about the Innovation After Injury Event here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/innovation-after-injury-event/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Each episode pairs two legal experts from different departments within Lanyon Bowdler. They explain what their work involves—in plain, friendly terms, all within the time limit of 10 minutes ⌛

This first chat is between Alex Spanner (Personal Injury Lawyer) and David Hughes (a Costs Lawyer)

See their lblaw.co.uk profiles here: Alexander Spanner: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/alexander-spanner/

David Hughes: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/david-hughes/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

For more about the Family Farm Tax: https://www.nfuonline.com/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Katie Baker is in the hot seat. Katie is a solicitor in the Commercial Dispute Resolution and Disputes & Court Claims Teams based in the Conwy office.  See her LB profile here:  https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/katie-baker/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Leanne explains how the charity provides families support with the products children aged nought to teens need. She also shares details of fundraising events, all vital in raising funds for the charity. Little Stars have helped over 5,000 beneficiaries since starting in 2020.

Little Stars: https://www.littlestarscharity.org/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Kelly Reynolds is in the hot seat. Kelly is a solicitor in the Family Team and based in the Shrewsbury office.  See her LB profile here:  https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/kelly-reynolds/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

TRIGGER WARNING: THIS EPISODE TACKLES THEMES THAT SOME LISTENERS MAY FIND UPSETTING.

Hope House: https://www.hopehouse.org.uk

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

They chat about Sam's career in acting, beginning with how he stumbled into the craft at school and found his first big break on Ackley Bridge. Sam reflects on how the show shaped him personally and professionally, and compares the challenges of theatre versus television. He shares stories from Outlander: Blood of My Blood and Coronation Street, including funny on-set memories and his mischievous pranks.  

🔗 Here's a link to Lucy Small's previous chat with Anna Redding: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/a-voice-for-hidden-disabilities-lucy-small-and-special-guest-anna-redding/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Sophie Burgoyne is in the hot seat. Sophie is an associate in the Wills/Probate, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Estate Planning Teams and based in the Ludlow office. See her LB profile here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/sophie-burgoyne/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Welcome to The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Here's Edward's episode he recorded with Claire Vale about predatory marriages: https://podfollow.com/the-legal-lounge-from-lblaw-co-uk/episode/ff92b2a670e25e51adf6de437e95b2cd563987f9/view  [PLAY EPISODE]

Welcome to The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Kate Lawson is in the hot seat. Kate is a partner in the Wills and Probate, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Estate Planning teams and based in the Oswestry office.  See her LB profile here:  https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/kate-lawson/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Welcome to The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Gráinne Walters is in the hot seat. Gráinne is a partner in the Corporate and Commercial Team and based in the Shrewsbury office.  See her LB profile here:  https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/grainne-walters/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Here's our episode about unravelling the budget for farmers, recorded in Dec, 2024: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/unravelling-the-budget-for-farmers-edward-rees-and-david-pugh/?token=7699c4ce348e0152deb9b1285a6df999

Welcome to The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Karen Clarke is in the hot seat. Karen is a partner in the Personal Injury Team and based in the Telford office.  See her LB profile here:  https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/karen-clarke/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Lanyon Bowdler are invited to attend lots of careers events at schools and colleges. In this episode, Learning and Development Manager Emma Harrison chats with Solicitor Apprentice Cameron Petch. They talk about the variety of events from having a stand in a school hall to mock interviews and skills workshops. Cameron shares the best events he's been to are those the schools and colleges have encouraged the students to ask questions and don't forget the refreshments.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, previous members of the team look at legal cases involving strokes, the different types of strokes, along with the symptoms and treatments. They also discuss examples of where there has been negligence with the medical intervention.

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Debbie Humphries is in the hot seat. Debbie's a partner in the Personal Injury Team and based in the Telford office.  See her LB profile here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/debbie-humphries/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Solicitor Apprentice Cameron Petch talks to Emma Harrison. Cameron is redefining what it means to work in law without taking the traditional Uni route. We'll get into what Cameron's days look like, the wins, the wobbles and the wisdom he's picked up along the way.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that the host knows very little about their guest's career stories.

Today Alicia Johns is in the hot seat. Alicia is an associate legal executive in the Medical Negligence/Maternity Care Team, based in the Hereford office.  See her LB profile here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/alicia-johns/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Croeso i The Legal Lounge, lle byddwch chi'n clywed gan Amanda a'i thîm o gyfreithwyr o Gyfreithwyr Lanyon Bowdler yn siarad am sawl agwedd ar y gyfraith yng Nghymru a Lloegr. Yn ystod y gyfres byddwch yn clywed gan westeion arbennig, arbenigwyr y diwydiant ac elusennau lleol.

I gael yr holl adnoddau a deunydd cyfeirio o'r penodau, ac i ofyn am drafodaeth am senario arbennig, neu agwedd benodol ar y gyfraith, ewch i: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

During The Legal Lounge, you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that Laura knows very little about her guest's career stories.  

Today Laura herself is in the hot seat. Laura's a partner in the Medical Negligence Team and the Maternity Care Team - based in the Shrewsbury office.  See her LB profile here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/laura-weir/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Yn y bennod hon, mae’r Partner Rheoli Brian Evans yn siarad ag Alys Jones am hyfforddi i fod yn gyfreithwyr yng Ngogledd Cymru.

Maen nhw’n siarad am y gwaith maen nhw’n ei wneud, pam wnaethon nhw wneud cais i Lanyon Bowdler am eu cytundebau hyfforddi a phwysigrwydd gallu defnyddio’r Gymraeg. 

I gael yr holl adnoddau a deunydd cyfeirio o'r penodau, ac i ofyn am drafodaeth am senario arbennig, neu agwedd benodol ar y gyfraith, ewch i: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, Managing Partner Brian Evans speaks with Alys Jones about training to be solicitors in North Wales.

They talk about the work they do, why they applied to Lanyon Bowdler for their training contracts and the importance of being able to use the Welsh language. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that Laura knows very little about her guest's career stories.  

Today Beth Heath is in the hot seat. Beth's a partner in the Clinical Negligence Team and based in the Shrewsbury office.  See her LB profile here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/beth-heath/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During The Legal Lounge, you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that Laura knows very little about her guest's career stories.  

Today Lucy Speed is in the hot seat.  Lucy's a partner in the Court of Protection Team and based in the Shrewsbury office.  See her LB profile here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/lucy-speed/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, solicitor Prianka Muruhathas discusses several aspects of family law outside the courts with a former colleague, including private financial dispute resolution, which is a negotiation session where parties, with the help of an arbitrator, attempt to reach a settlement regarding financial matters, and collaborative law, which offers an approach whereby the divorcing couple and their lawyers work to achieve an agreement outside of court proceedings.

Further listening suggestions:

The Pathfinders Pilot Scheme in North Wales: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/the-pathfinders-pilot-scheme-in-north-wales-for-children-jon-moriarty-and-caroline-yorke/  

Collaborative Law:

https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/resolving-family-disputes-outside-of-court-using-collaborative-law-and-relationship-therapy/ 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Solicitor Kate Lawson chats with Kim Cleminson-Jones from KC Accountancy. Kim is passionate about financial education and empowering individuals, particularly school students, to ensure they have the knowledge about money, including savings and interest rates, as well as opening up discussions with parents and guardians. 

KC Accountancy Services website: https://www.kcaccountancyservices.co.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that Laura knows very little about her guest's career stories.  

Today Lucy Small is in the hot seat.  Lucy's a partner in the Medical Negligence Team and based in the Hereford office.  See her LB profile here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/lucy-small/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Morgan Hanley and Emily Mouland, solicitors in the Court of Protection team, discuss the day-to-day role of a property and financial affairs deputy, explaining the difference between lay deputies and professional deputies and highlighting the responsibilities of this important role. They cover the definition of mental capacity and how to empower people to make decisions within their capabilities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

During "Her Legal Story", we'll shine a spotlight on some of the talented women at Lanyon Bowdler. The beauty of these conversations is that Laura knows very little about her guest's career stories.  

Today Emma Deering is in the hot seat.  Emma's a partner in the Private Client Team and based in the Conwy office.  See her LB profile here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/about-us/our-people/emma-deering/

Listen out for more "Her Legal Story" episodes, released on Thursdays.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this podcast, Philippa Pearson chats with a former colleague about starting their careers working in London and what spurred them on to move from the city and what drew them to Lanyon Bowdler. Both reference the quality of work they enjoy at Lanyon Bowdler, how the firm benefits from strong community ties, along with the work-life balance that can be achieved.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Saffia Keegan from our Residential Property Team chats with Aimee Johnson from the Private Client Team. They talk about the process of selling a property which forms part of an individual's estate after they've died. Saffia and Amy discuss the valuation process, the role the executor has regarding getting the property ready for sale, when is the right time to put the property on the market.

They flag up the importance of ensuring the empty property is still insured and highlight how council tax is applied to vacant properties.

Here's Aimee's previous episode she references about the probate pathway: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/understanding-the-probate-pathway-edward-rees-and/id1582449235?i=1000643307298

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, clinical negligence lawyers Lucy Small and Phoebe Blythin explain how, whilst not policy across the NHS as of yet, the introduction of Martha's rule has come about. Martha lost her life at the age of 13 after developing sepsis following an accident. Martha's death could have been prevented.

Martha's parents have fought for patients and their families to now have the right for an urgent second opinion to improve patient safety, no matter their age.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Dawn Humphries chats with Victoria Sugden, Charity Director of the League of Friends at Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital in Gobowen. Victoria talks about her career, how it moulded her and the rewarding role she has today. Fundraising is hugely important and Victoria talks about the various different activities and how funds can add to the innovation within the hospital to aid patient recovery.

You can still support the Garden for Alice project here: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/gardenforalice 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, we welcome Andrew Jenkins, who speaks with solicitor Debbie Humphries. Andrew talks about his background. Being involved in a road traffic accident in 1999, he sustained a brain injury, which eventually led him to becoming a brand ambassador for Headway.

It was identified that Andrew needed emotional support after his accident, and counselling was suggested. On reflection, he now recognises he was probably suffering from depression. Fifteen years later, he undertook counselling, which transformed his life. Andrew, having now removed his own mask, is self-aware and particularly loves working with children to educate and inspire.

LinkedIn with Andrew here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewjenkinsspeaker/

Check out "Trek with a Traitor": https://www.linkedin.com/posts/andrewjenkinsspeaker_take-on-the-challenge-with-andrew-jenkins-activity-7267451884557242372-9KqE/  

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode we welcome managing partner Brian Evans who's chatting with Emma Harrison about qualifying as a solicitor and how things are changing. The SRA have introduced the SQE route in order to standardise the process, reduce the financial impact on students and improve accessibility.

Brian and Emma discuss all the options now available, highlighting that funding for the SQE can be harder to find, however the new graduate apprenticeships could be an option. They talk about the journey to qualifying, including the options to experience different types of law during the process, and how those on the apprenticeship route benefit from support by the training provider as well as the firm.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, we welcome Ed Bailey from Baileys and Partners, an independent firm of chartered surveyors based in North Wales. Ed chats with agricultural property law expert Ed Nutting, a partner in our Conwy office, about renewable energy. 

They discuss the various stages from the planning process, understanding the substance of the offers from the developers the landowners receive, the involvement of the grid connections, as well as considerations and advice landowners need to take, including options and bonds, and the legal documentation that needs to be understood and agreed.

Ed Bailey explains the payment structure and when financial benefits can be expected. 

Visit the Baileys and Partners website: https://baileysandpartners.co.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode we welcome Einir, Head of Skills from Mentera. She chats with solicitor Sioned Williams about the support Mentera are able to offer farming clients, in particular in relation to succession planning and how Lanyon Bowdler can help ensure the relevant documents are produced with the benefit of access to funds through Farming Connect. Farming Connect is also able to facilitate family meetings to help address sensitive conversations and plan for the future of the farm.

Farming Connect's Website: https://businesswales.gov.wales/farmingconnect/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode we welcome Rob Griffiths from Blue Orchid Recruitment who chats with solicitor Sophie Burgoyne. Sophie and Rob discuss the recruitment process of matching candidates to employment opportunities and looking at experiences in everyday scenarios which can transfer into an exciting new job.

Rob provides advice on structuring a strong CV and covering letter, how to prepare for an interview, including doing your research about the business with the opportunity, and having five questions ready to ask about the role.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode solicitors David Ramsbottom and Sophie Burgoyne take a look at the impact on agricultural land and property following the Autumn 2024 Budget. They take a practical view suggesting it's wise to take a collaborative approach with your professional advisors to fully understand the value of your assets and the structure of your business.

Here's our episode released in December 2024 entitled "Unravelling the Budget for Farmers", with Edward and David: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/unravelling-the-budget-for-farmers-edward-rees-and-david-pugh/?token=7699c4ce348e0152deb9b1285a6df999

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, you'll hear solicitors Edward Rees and Neil Davies discuss the importance of good legal advice in relation to The Court of Protection, Lasting Powers of Attorney, wills, and estate administration.

Edward refers to two episodes from our back catalogue:

This one that Neil hosted with Lucy Speed: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/mental-capacity-a-person-s-ability-to-make-their-own-decisions-neil-davies-lucy-speed/

and the episode Edward hosted alongside Mike from Brewin Dolphin: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/inheritance-tax-planning-and-understanding-the-seven-year-rule-when-gifting-money-edward-rees-mike-williams/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/knowledge

In this episode, we welcome Jack Fallows from Herald Wealth Management, who chats with Edward Rees about the changes arising from the autumn 2024 budget in relation to pensions and inheritance tax.

Disclaimer: When financial planning, please consider that your capital is at risk. Tax legislation is subject to change and depends upon your personal circumstances.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Edward Rees and David Pugh discuss the Autumn 2024 budget, which they speculate will have a seismic impact. In particular, the overhaul of agricultural property relief and business property relief which farmers are facing, and the potential knock-on effects.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Matte and Toni from the Court of Protection Team chat about their roles, they explain what a professional deputy does and how they support an individual who's lost capacity. The Court of Protection is a specialised court in England and Wales that deals with the financial and property affairs of adults who lack the mental capacity to make decisions for themselves. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode we welcome Holly Corrigan from Qube, also known as Oswestry Community Action, a charity based in the North Shropshire town. Holly chats with Kate Lawson, a private client solicitor from Lanyon Bowdler. The charity is involved in a wide range of support for the community, such as helping people isolated through the community transport services and social groups which are held twice a week enabling people to stay connected and meet new friends.

Qube's Website: https://qube-oca.org.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this podcast we welcome Steve Handley from Belmont Hall, Wellington, who talks to Lanyon Bowdler's Karen Clarke about the work the charity does for the local community. Belmont Hall is used every day of the week and evenings too, but over 50 people attend the Friday Club which is aimed at older people, many of whom may be alone and feel isolated. Belmont Hall is one of Lanyon Bowdler's chosen charities for the year ending September 2025.

Contact Steve by Mobile: 07814 536715 or visit: https://belmonthall.co.uk/ 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this podcast, Lizzie Cross chats with Emily Jones, project manager with We Are Farming Minds. We Are Farming Minds is a registered charity set up to help raise mental awareness in the rural communities of Herefordshire and support the well-being of farmers across the land. Lizzie's family are farmers and this charity is very close to her heart.

We Are Farming Minds' Website: http://wearefarmingminds.co.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

Aimee Johnson a solicitor in the Private Client Team, discusses the intestacy rules with a former colleague, and when they don't apply, i.e. what happens when you die without leaving a will. This is particularly relevant to unmarried couples.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Emma and Phoebe from the Clinical Negligence Team explain the Welsh Redress Scheme, which is a method of handling and investigating complaints about the NHS in Wales. This is an alternative to litigation, but the legal test that must be proved is the same as in a formal clinical negligence claim. The compensation available under the scheme is capped at £25,000, and the team at Lanyon Bowdler are able to assist with advising as to the appropriateness of offers of redress, negotiations under the Scheme, and advising in cases where the Welsh Redress Scheme may not be appropriate. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Matte and Toni from the Court of Protection Team chat about their roles, they explain what a professional deputy does and how they support an individual who's lost capacity. The Court of Protection is a specialised court in England and Wales that deals with the financial and property affairs of adults who lack the mental capacity to make decisions for themselves. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Brain injuries can have a huge impact on an individual. In this episode, special guest Professor Andrew Worthington from Headwise discusses the various challenges a teenager and their family may face with personal injury solicitor Dawn Humphries and Lucy Speed, a solicitor in our Court of Protection team.

Headwise's Website: https://www.headwise.org.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, we welcome Milly Wheeler, a fundraising manager from 2wish, who chats with Natasha Gibbons about the charity. The charity was established in 2012, after the founder's husband took his own life following the death of their son. 2wish started in Wales and now is spreading into England, where they support professionals, parents, siblings and other family members affected by the sudden and unexpected death of a child or young adult aged 25 and under.

More on what 2wish do: https://www.dewis.wales/ResourceDirectory/ViewResource.aspx?id=36340#:~:text=What%20we%20do,adult%20aged%2025%20and%20under.

In this episode, personal injury lawyers Dawn Humphries and Miriam Homer discuss fatal accident claims. These claims need to be made where there has been a loss of life. An extremely sad time for everyone affected. Dawn and Miriam talk about the different types of claims, who can bring them and what they could be claimed for and the fact that the limitation period starts from the actual date of death, which may differ to the date of the accident.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, Alexander Spanner and Cameron Petch from the Personal Injury Team discuss negligence claims in sporting activities and how certain levels of risks are applied to different sports. They discuss a case relating to someone who suffered a spinal injury during a rugby match, resulting in life-changing injuries, and the key factors which led to there being a successful negligence claim. Despite being an amateur match, it was videoed, which allowed for evidence to be available for the judge.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Emma Harrison - learning and development manager at Lanyon Bowdler and Jo Plimmer from WATT Coaching talk about chronic stress and burnout. 

Jo's work mirrors our values at L.B, which are caring, approachable, professional, expert and supportive, and she provides staff the tools to help take care of their own mental wellness.

The tips Jo speaks about: https://mailchi.mp/wattcoaching/stop-overthinking

WATT Coaching's Website: wattcoaching.co.uk

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

During this episode Aimee Johnson speaks with Bev Bradley, who's the Legacy Fundraising Officer from Hope House & Ty Gobaith. The charity provides valuable respite, counselling and support for children with life threatening illnesses. This support extends to families, with an important focus on brothers and sisters.  

Official website: https://www.hopehouse.org.uk/ty-gobaith 

Facebook page, with parent videos, as spoke about: https://www.facebook.com/HopeHouseandTyGobaith

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Clinical negligence lawyers Natasha Gibbons and Amy Bills discuss why they do the job they do, how clinical negligence lawyers are misrepresented in the media and how they absolutely don't hate the NHS, they just want to see medical professionals learn from the mistakes made.

Natasha and Amy reference a previous podcast which can be listened to via this link: https://bit.ly/3RNAG16 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, you'll hear from Brian Evans and Andy Pegg, who discuss the mediation process.  Brian is a Mediator, and Andy has been representing clients in mediations for over 15 years.  They talk about the pros and the cons of online mediation and meetings in person, and explain how having a third party mediator can help resolve disputes.

The courts strongly encourage parties to undergo mediation as part of settling disputes. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode to family solicitors explain how being prepared with key information and having relevant documents to hand may ultimately reduce costs when using a solicitor.

If you find this episode useful, and you're wondering whether you should act for yourself in a family law matter, this episode may be useful: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/should-you-act-for-yourself-in-a-family-law-case-sue-hodgson-and-philippa-pearson/?token=7f7c28340c6b8ba5c626f7123079518e

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, solicitors Edward Rees and Claire Vale talk about the role of an Attorney. Attorneys manage the estate of a donor whilst they're still alive and Claire is seeing an increase in financial abuse which comes to light after a donor has died.

The episode referenced with Neil and Edward is this one: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/why-it-pays-to-take-proper-legal-advice-the-darker/id1582449235?i=1000559277253 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, Edward and Claire discuss the various types of farming disputes affecting the estates of farmers. There are many types, for example, the farm owner hasn't left a will, or when beneficiaries aren't happy with the outcome of the will. Claire has experience in handling different kinds of disputes on this front, she shares a few scenarios, including one relating to proprietary estoppel. Edward considers a more constructive approach looking at what can be done to avoid disputes in the future.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Edward Rees and Sophie Burgoyne from the Private Client Team look at the increased cost of dying and the changes in the certification of death, which includes the increased cost of a death certificate to £12.50. Another increase is the court fee for a grant of probate, this rises to £300. Edward and Sophie also focus on a case study raising the important question of making sure you trust the people who handle your legal affairs.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Neil Davies talks to Emma-Kate Lanyon and Clara de Sousa-Cunha about a forthcoming exhibition at Shrewsbury museum. In 2018 treasure was found in North Shropshire that includes a gold sun pendant, a beautiful object that was created by a skilled craftsman. This exhibition is an opportunity to develop a new prehistoric gallery in partnership with the British Museum.

People should contact smcc@shropshire.gov.uk for the Archaeology Lab. You can also access advice and information about everything covered in the podcast via this website; www.shropshiremuseums.org.uk where you just need to follow the links to Shropshire Museums Collections Centre.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Kate Lawson speaks with Ann Rose, the Customer Relations Manager from the local care home, Oxbow Manor. 

Ann is passionate about ensuring the residents have the very best opportunities and entertainment. She stresses the importance of having lasting power of attorney in place, ideally before the need for care arises and how the team at Lanyon Bowdler can help if necessary.

Oxbow Manor's Website: https://www.careuk.com/care-homes/oxbow-manor-shrewsbury

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Kate Lawson talks to Bev Baxter, CEO of Community Resource. Bev explains what the charity does and has done for the last 60 years. This includes a wide range of support, including wellness events, sight and hearing support HUBs and the oil buying club.  

Community resource supports communities throughout Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin.

To find out more visit https://community-resource.org.uk/who-we-are/

Community Resource's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/community-resource/?originalSubdomain=uk

Community Resource's Telephone: 01743 360641

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Miriam Homer and Amy Burgoyne from our Personal Injury Team explain their roles in the department. This includes the process of disclosure. Disclosure is where the parties involved exchange documents in relation to the claim. They explain the process of obtaining the relevant documents as well as the types of documents required to pursue the claim.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Clinical negligence lawyers Natasha Gibbons and Amy Bills discuss why they do the job they do, how clinical negligence lawyers are misrepresented in the media and how they absolutely don't hate the NHS, they just want to see medical professionals learn from the mistakes made.

Natasha and Amy reference a previous podcast which can be listened to via this link: https://bit.ly/3RNAG16 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, you'll meet Paula from the Shropshire ME charity, who are one of Lanyon Bowdler's charities of the year in 2024.  She's chatting with Trudy Smith from our team, who's a big fan of the charity's work, and has ME herself.  

ME is an autoimmune condition which is also known as chronic fatigue syndrome.  It's a life challenging condition that anyone of any age can get after a viral infection.

Official site for Shropshire ME: https://shropshiremegroup.org/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode you'll hear from Emma and Sioned, who are looking at the structure of Wills.  People often contact us saying "I just need a simple will!", but during the course of the initial meeting it sometimes becomes clear that their estate is more complex than they thought, and a "simple will" would not offer them or their family the best solution.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Karen Clarke from the personal injury team talks to Anthony Jackson; founder and CEO of HealthSec Rehab.  Anthony explains how having seen the challenges his mother faced following sustaining catastrophic injuries, he realised there was a lack of support for those leaving hospital but requiring rehabilitation.  His facility caters for people with all types of disability with a team offering well-being and bespoke therapies.

HealthSec's Website: https://health-sec.co.uk/about-us/

Contact E-Mail: contact@health-sec.co.uk

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Debbie Humphries and Karen Clarke, personal injury lawyers, talk about the process when you contact Lanyon Bowdler for the first time with a potential injury claim. They explain how you're matched with a lawyer who has the relevant expertise and experience. The team are able to meet with people in a variety of ways from phone calls to video conferences or even in hospital.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, Edward and Claire discuss the various types of farming disputes affecting the estates of farmers. There are many types, for example, the farm owner hasn't left a will, or when beneficiaries aren't happy with the outcome of the will. Claire has experience in handling different kinds of disputes on this front, she shares a few scenarios, including one relating to proprietary estoppel. Edward considers a more constructive approach looking at what can be done to avoid disputes in the future.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, Staci discusses parental responsibility with a former colleague, a law surrounding the raising of children. All biological mothers have parental responsibility, fathers do if listed on the birth certificate or married to the mother. They explain the ways to obtain parental responsibility and the options available for parents if they can't agree. They also discuss what is required when you wish to travel abroad with your children.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, former trainee solicitors at Lanyon Bowdler explain what to expect when commencing a training contract and how there's a buddy system in this firm to help new trainees settle in.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

During this episode a former member of the Lanyon Bowdler team is joined by Kayleigh Griffiths. They discuss the need for safer maternity care in the UK.  Following the avoidable death of their baby daughter, Kayleigh and her husband Colin joined forces with Rhiannon Davies and Richard Stanton and together they were the founding parents of the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust inquiry led by Donna Ockenden.

Please sign the petition here: https://www.change.org/p/national-maternity-inquiry 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, Kaylee Evans talks with a former colleague about the conveyancing process when buying or selling a property, touching on frequently asked questions. If you're thinking of putting your property on the market you should instruct your solicitor as soon as possible. When purchasing a property proof of funds is required where large sums of money are being used. They also provide some useful information on changes in the law including those relating to leasehold properties and the environment.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

During this episode you'll hear Claire and Edward discuss the differences between mirror wills and mutually irrevocable wills. They strongly oppose the use of mutually irrevocable wills as they are unable to be altered after the first person dies. Mirror wills, however, allow for updates and amendments, which better reflects how lives can change. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Solicitors Edward Rees and Aimee Johnson discuss the role of trustees in a trust. They offer some practical advice, discuss the various types of trusts and point out what you'd potentially be responsible for as a trustee.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, solicitors Edward Rees and Claire Vale talk about the role of an Attorney. Attorneys manage the estate of a donor whilst they're still alive and Claire is seeing an increase in financial abuse which comes to light after a donor has died.

The episode referenced with Neil and Edward is this one: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/why-it-pays-to-take-proper-legal-advice-the-darker/id1582449235?i=1000559277253 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode you'll hear from Emma and Sioned, who are looking at the structure of Wills.  People often contact us saying "I just need a simple will!", but during the course of the initial meeting it sometimes becomes clear that their estate is more complex than they thought, and a "simple will" would not offer them or their family the best solution.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

During this episode a former member of the Lanyon Bowdler team is joined by Kayleigh Griffiths. They discuss the need for safer maternity care in the UK.  Following the avoidable death of their baby daughter, Kayleigh and her husband Colin joined forces with Rhiannon Davies and Richard Stanton and together they were the founding parents of the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust inquiry led by Donna Ockenden.

Please sign the petition here: https://www.change.org/p/national-maternity-inquiry 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Previous team members talk about hydrotherapy for patients with spinal cord, brain or orthopaedic injuries. They discuss the benefits of hydrotherapy, the challenges that claimants face in obtaining it in the community and the evidence required when seeking damages for a hydrotherapy pool to be built at home.

They also touch on the wider issues around funding therapies with interim payments and the fundamental importance of good legal and treating teams.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, solicitor Emma Farrington talks to Alicia Johns, a legal executive, about the changes in clinical negligence in connection with recoverable costs. The changes hope to speed up the process and to ensure the correct procedure is followed. Emma and Alicia discuss the potential pitfalls of these changes along with the positives. Lanyon Bowdler will continue to help those affected by medical negligence seek justice.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

Anna was starved of oxygen at birth, and in this episode she chats with clinical negligence solicitor, Lucy Small about the challenges she faced during school.  Anna draws portraits using a lightbox, street dances and has ambitions of becoming an actor in a soap.

She highlights hidden disabilities and how many people struggle with special needs.  Anna would like to see people have more patience, and be less judgemental. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, private client solicitors Edward Rees and Aimee Johnson discuss all things wills, including the end of legislation, (brought in during the COVID pandemic), which allowed people to execute a will via video.

They talk about the storage of wills and how to locate a will when someone passes away. "Update your Will Week" runs from March 4th-10th this year to encourage people to make wills to ensure that their wishes are carried out and to minimise disputes.

What is Private Client Law? (The episode Edward mentioned in this episode): https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/private-client-david-pugh-and-edward-rees/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, solicitor Natasha Gibbons chats with legal assistant Bryn Auger about how to make a complaint against a healthcare professional in England and Wales, and the process that's followed. They explain what to expect, what the various terms mean and stress the importance of seeking legal advice if you've received a financial offer.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, solicitors Edward Rees and Neil Davies are reunited (and it feels so good)! They rip into the Powers of Attorney Act 2023, and manage to find plenty of humour along the way.

Edward refers to this earlier episode he recorded with David Pugh: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/i-want-to-leave-my-house-to-my-children-should-i-edward-rees-and-david-pugh/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, private client solicitors Aimee Johnson and Edward Rees discuss the probate process and the administration of someone's estate after death. They highlight the benefits of the "Tell us Once" service, explain what is covered in the initial meeting between the personal representatives and the lawyers and then the following steps in the probate pathway.

The episode on Mythbusting Death: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/mythbusting-laws-around-death-edward-rees-and-aimee-johnson/?token=ae601ec266505f355634421f08cdc77c

The episode mentioned in the podcast that relates to inheritance: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/i-want-to-leave-my-house-to-my-children-should-i-edward-rees-and-david-pugh/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, you'll meet Paula from the Shropshire ME charity, who are one of Lanyon Bowdler's charities of the year in 2024.  She's chatting with Trudy Smith from our team, who's a big fan of the charity's work, and has ME herself.  

ME is an autoimmune condition which is also known as chronic fatigue syndrome.  It's a life challenging condition that anyone of any age can get after a viral infection.

Official site for Shropshire ME: https://shropshiremegroup.org/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, Edward Rees speaks with Claire Vale, who's a solicitor specialising in contentious probate.  They talk about predatory marriages, something Claire has seen more of in recent months.

To get married the level of capacity is relatively low. People get married for many reasons but in cases of predatory marriages, the victim will be vulnerable. When a person gets married their will automatically gets revoked, therefore the predator can benefit from the victim's estate.

Here's the blog which was referred to: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/blog/inheritance-wars-episode-3

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, private client solicitors Edward Rees and Aimee Johnson dispel common misconceptions relating to wills, administration of estates and lasting powers of attorney. Topics include common law marriage, the importance of having a will in place, when someone can bring a claim against the estate and is there actually a reading of the will?

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, a former member of the Lanyon Bowdler team talks to Sue Dickenson - promotions and engagement - from Y Bont, a charity that supports people through pregnancy decisions and loss. Y Bont is a free support service in North Wales and Chester for anyone facing a pregnancy decision and for those in need of support when experiencing pregnancy loss. Y Bont is one of Lanyon Bowdler's chosen charities and the staff will be raising funds for the charity over the coming year.

Y Bont's Website: https://www.ybont.org.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

We now release ongoing weekly content, and during December 2023's releases, we'll be featuring some of our most helpful episodes.  We'll be back with brand new weekly content in January 2024.  Merry Christmas 🎄

In this episode, Learning & Development Manager, Emma Harrison chats with apprentices Erin Payne and Cameron Petch, asking what made them choose the apprenticeship route into law, what the advantages are, and their career aspirations. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

We now release ongoing weekly content, and during December 2023's releases, we'll be featuring some of our most helpful episodes.  We'll be back with brand new weekly content in January 2024.  Merry Christmas 🎄

In this episode, family solicitor Philippa Pearson is joined by Sam Griffiths from First 4 Mortgages in Leominster, who are able to obtain mortgages for clients over 70, as well as those with IVAs. They source mortgages for residential and commercial properties. Philippa describes them as "the most creative brokers on the block!"

Visit their official website here: http://www.f4mltd.co.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

We now release ongoing weekly content, and during December 2023's releases, we'll be featuring some of our most helpful episodes.  We'll be back with brand new weekly content in January 2024.  Merry Christmas 🎄

In this episode, Katie, and former colleague Jamie, from the Dispute Resolution team talk about making and defending claims in the Small Claims Court.  They discuss the pre-action protocol and highlight the importance of following the correct procedure, as well as where to find the forms, along with the general process and what you need to do.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

We now release ongoing weekly content, and during December 2023's releases, we'll be featuring some of our most helpful episodes.  We'll be back with brand new weekly content in January 2024.  Merry Christmas 🎄

In this episode, Dawn Humphries and Alex Spanner from the Personal Injury team discuss head injuries in professional sport, particularly in football, rugby and American football.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode two solicitors who both work in family law, discuss the pathfinders pilot scheme, comparing it with the standard process, and explaining how the new approach is designed to boost the voice of children.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, solicitor Sioned Parry chats with a former colleague about the serious topic of appointing a guardian for your child or children in the event of your death. They explain what parental responsibility is and how if no one alive has parental responsibility, then there can be uncertainty for a child.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, family law solicitors, discuss the trials and tribulations that are found within family law cases, including time scales for prenups, a lack of transparency with assets and having arrangements agreed when benefitting from the bank of Mum and Dad!

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

We're happy to bring you our first episode in Welsh...

Yn y podlediad canlynol, dwi Sioned Williams, Cyfreithwyr yn ein adran Cleient Preifat, yn trafod gyda Aled Jones o Canaccord Genuity Wealth am ei ddull o helpu unigolion gyda rheoli eu buddsoddiadau, rheoli risg a phwysicrwydd cael Ewyllys ac Pwer Atwrni yn eu lle.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, Sioned Williams, a solicitor in our private client team, chats with investment managers Robert Daily and Aled Jones from Canaccord Genuity Wealth.  They discuss their approach to helping individuals with their investment management, managing risks and the importance of having wills and lasting powers of attorney in place.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, a former colleague and family law solicitor speaks with Ian Conlon from IWC Actuarial, who is an actuary specialising in providing expert reports in relation to family law matters. Ian is asked a number of questions including "when is it necessary to have a specialised report in relation to pension funds?" Ian also talks about offsetting, as well as pension sharing (and we hear from Sully the dog 🐶)

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, personal injury solicitors Dawn Humphries and Alexander Spanner talk to Daniel Moseley; an internet personality, about his spinal injury and how he's thriving after the accident.

Daniel's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daniel.moseley Daniel's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@danielmozeley

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, two solicitors who work in family law, explain how being prepared with key information and having relevant documents to hand may ultimately reduce costs when using a solicitor.

If you find this episode useful, and you're wondering whether you should act for yourself in a family law matter, this episode may be useful: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/should-you-act-for-yourself-in-a-family-law-case-sue-hodgson-and-philippa-pearson/?token=7f7c28340c6b8ba5c626f7123079518e

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, private client solicitor Kate Lawson speaks with Alison Humphreys who is the project coordinator at Connect for Life, which is one of our chosen charities for 2023.  Alison explains that the Oswestry based charity supports anyone with memory or cognitive issues, through fun and interactive sessions, benefitting many people and providing respite for carers. 

You can find out more about Connect for Life's amazing work here: https://www.connectforlife.co.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this podcast, private client solicitor, Edward Rees and paralegal apprentice, Cameron Petch, talk with financial advisor, Jack Fallows about planning for life as illustrated in Jack's book, "Money - The assembly guide". Referencing Maslow's hierarchy of needs and converting the pyramid theory to a Jenga tower. They discuss the importance of many aspects of life, including health and how to protect yourself with insurance and lasting powers of attorney.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, corporate and commercial solicitor Abi Croft is chatting with local entrepreneur Ellie Beavan from Winsbury Dairy about setting up a business in the food industry, selling farm fresh pasteurised milk to shops, pubs and restaurants, and milkshakes to consumers.

Here's the Shareholder Agreement episode Abi speaks about: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/the-importance-of-shareholders-agreements-grainne-walters-and-mark-tromans/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/

In this episode, Edward Rees and David Pugh, from our Private Client Department, discuss the work that they do in their specialist areas. They deal with things such as wills, probate, estate planning, powers of attorney and administration of estates.

Here are links to other podcasts referenced during this episode:

Edward and Neil's podcast on private client law: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/

David and Edward's Previous Episode: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, residential property solicitor Gemma, discusses with a former colleague all aspects of selling a residential property. They talk through the various steps and explain the processes involved.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, corporate solicitor, Grainne Walters speaks with a former colleague about the importance of putting a shareholders agreement in place at the outset of a new business partnership. They explain the differences between directors and shareholders, and how a shareholders agreement can detail how a shareholder can be part of the management of the business.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Morgan chats with the students from Idsall School, who are in the office today for a 'work experience safari day'.  The students were tasked with discussing a settlement agreement in relation to a personal injury case involving Harry Potter!

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, family solicitor Philippa and a former colleague discuss relationship breakdowns and divorce within the family farm, and how it's important to use a solicitor who understands the complexities that may arise during the course of a legal matter.  These can include issues relating to the business, any trusts which are in place, and identifying the generational aspects of the farm.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Jack Fallows from Herald Wealth Management chats with Private Client Solicitor, David Pugh. They discuss some of the most frequently asked questions the staff of The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital asked at their recent seminar. 

Here's a link to the other episode for you if you work for the NHS: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/understanding-the-nhs-pension-david-pugh-and-jack/id1582449235?i=1000571028850

When financial planning, please consider that your capital is at risk. Tax legislation is subject to change and depends upon your personal circumstances. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, solicitors Lucy Speed and Alexander Spanner talk through the steps to getting your work experience at Lanyon Bowdler, they explain how applicants can apply and some of the top tips to actually get the work experience you deserve at Lanyon Bowdler.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

Do you know what a McKenzie friend is?

During this episode, family solicitors, Sue and Philippa talk about why somebody may wish to represent themselves in a family law case, and explain the role of a McKenzie friend.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Learning & Development Manager, Emma Harrison chats with apprentice Cameron Petch and a former colleague, asking what made them choose the apprenticeship route into law, what the advantages are, and their career aspirations. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, two former members of the Clinical Negligence Department, talk about the process of inquests. These are fact finding exercises to establish who died, where/when they died and how they died. They discuss the benefits of inquests taking place online, and the importance of putting the family at the heart of process.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

Do you have your retirement plans in place?

During this episode, agricultural solicitor, Steven chats with a former colleague about the importance of agricultural tenancies and partnership agreements. In this fictitious case study, Pops should be considering retirement, making a will and putting lasting powers of attorney in place... So why isn't he?

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, you'll hear from Sue Hodgson and Philippa Pearson, family solicitors working in child arrangements and finance respectively. Do you have a hard time with your solicitor? Sue and Philippa discuss why it's feasible to change your solicitor and how close to a hearing date you should switch your solicitor, is it ever too late? Find out in this episode.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, you'll hear from personal injury lawyers, and mental health first aiders, Debbie and Karen. They discuss mental health in the workplace and how Lanyon Bowdler excels in the support it offers to staff. Their work involves working with clients affected by all types of personal injury claims, including fatalities and catastrophic life changing injuries. They signpost clients and their families to mental health support, and recognise the importance of supporting their team's wellness.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

West Mercia Search & Rescue help the emergency services find missing people, and respond to floods and civil emergencies every single year, but they need help.

During this episode, Andy Neal explains how important the charity's work is, saving lives every single year. He discusses the importance of volunteers supporting each other's mental health, ways to prevent people from jumping into water and potentially losing their lives, along with the charity's need for support financially and generally.

West Mercia Search & Rescue's Website: https://westmerciasar.org.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

It's over 12 months since our initial podcast about the maternity scandal at Shrewsbury & Telford Hospital NHS Trust (SaTH).  In this episode, you'll hear from Amy and Alicia about the current situation now that the families have received the feedback reports from Donna Ockenden, and sadly how we're still seeing enquiries coming in from across the country.

To hear the original SaTH podcast which is referenced during this episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/maternity-issues-at-sath-shrewsbury-telford-hospitals/id1582449235?i=1000551991492

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, you'll hear from Brian Evans and Andy Pegg, who discuss the mediation process.  Brian is a Mediator, and Andy has been representing clients in mediations for over 15 years.  They talk about the pros and the cons of online mediation and meetings in person, and explain how having a third party mediator can help resolve disputes.

The courts strongly encourage parties to undergo mediation as part of settling disputes. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, family solicitor Philippa Pearson is joined by Sam Griffiths from First 4 Mortgages in Leominster, who are able to obtain mortgages for clients over 70, as well as those with IVAs. They source mortgages for residential and commercial properties. Philippa describes them as "the most creative brokers on the block!"

Visit their official website here: http://www.f4mltd.co.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, lawyers discuss the common questions they're asked by people looking to buy a property, along with the steps they take to secure a smooth transaction.

Please note the SDLT thresholds mentioned in this podcast have since changed.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode former colleagues from the Clinical Negligence Team chat about critical care units, what they incorporate, and what makes them up; the team being the key part.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Katie, and former colleague Jamie, from the Dispute Resolution team talk about making and defending claims in the Small Claims Court. They discuss the pre-action protocol and highlight the importance of following the correct procedure, as well as where to find the forms, along with the general process and what you need to do.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Steven Corfield from the Agricultural team explains what should be covered in a partnership agreement, what happens if the partnership suddenly ends, how to handle partners with a lesser interest in the business, and how to deal with new members of the partnership.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode Edward Rees and Alex Spanner chat with Sophie Burgoyne about a day in her life as a trainee solicitor, the importance of attendance notes, to-do lists, how to manage tasks, and how it's healthy to be taken out of your comfort zone.   

If you enjoy this episode, it's definitely worth taking a listen to: Training to be a Solicitor at Lanyon Bowdler - Brian Evans, Alex Spanner & Jordan Sadler

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode you'll hear from family solicitor, Philippa who's chatting with Katie (CEO of The Cart Shed charity).  They support the wellbeing of adults and children, including serving members of the armed forces, veterans and their families.

To find out more about the amazing work the Cart Shed do, follow this link: https://www.thecartshed.co.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode you'll hear from Emma from the Clinical Negligence Team, who chats with a former colleague. They look at the current state of the ambulance service, and highlight the slow response times to 999 calls and the reasons why this is the case. The impact on patients is seeing some negligent care, and potential claims will certainly arise.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

Today you'll hear from solicitors Katie and Jamie, a former colleague, who are looking at the ever-changing landscape of residential property evictions in England and Wales. They cover common misconceptions, mistakes and pitfalls to look out for.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In order to lessen inheritance tax, we're often asked the question "Should I gift my house to my children during my lifetime?" In this episode we hear from Edward and David from our Private Client team, who explain that this is a very complex area.  They give insight into why that's the case, and provide practical guidance.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, you'll hear from Steven from the agricultural team discussing the legal aspects relating to agricultural property. He illustrates various legal issues and relates them to Pop Larkin and The Darling Buds of May.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, family solicitor Philippa Pearson chats with Suzanne Lowe from Talk Mediation about family law and mediation. They describe the process, which can take place face to face, or online. Suzanne has a specialist accreditation which enables her to speak directly to children, and feedback their wishes and feelings to the parents.

Find out more about Talk Mediation on their official website: https://www.talkmediation.co.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode you'll hear from Jack Fallows from Herald Wealth Management. Jack's talking with private client solicitor David Pugh about NHS pensions and estate planning.

If you have a current or frozen NHS pension, this episode is essential listening.

When financial planning, please consider that your capital is at risk. Tax legislation is subject to change and depends upon your personal circumstances. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, you'll hear solicitors Edward Rees and Neil Davies discuss the importance of good legal advice in relation to The Court of Protection, Lasting Powers of Attorney, wills, and estate administration.

Edward refers to two episodes from our back catalogue:

This one that Neil hosted with Lucy Speed: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/mental-capacity-a-person-s-ability-to-make-their-own-decisions-neil-davies-lucy-speed/

and the episode Edward hosted alongside Mike from Brewin Dolphin: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/inheritance-tax-planning-and-understanding-the-seven-year-rule-when-gifting-money-edward-rees-mike-williams/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/knowledge

This episode's all about the amazing work of The Headley Court Veteran's Orthopaedic Centre at Robert Jones & Anges Hunt Hospital in Oswestry.  Carl talks about his inspiration for creating and developing the veteran's service that's seen around 25,000 patients over the past nine years. He talks about how it's funded, and his future plans for the centre.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

During this episode, you'll hear about one of the amazing charities that Lanyon Bowdler supports. The Movement Centre are located within the grounds of The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital in Oswestry. They provide targeted training which is life changing children's physiotherapy.

Find out more about The Movement Centre and targeted training here: https://www.the-movement-centre.co.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode you'll hear from former colleagues and commercial property lawyers who talk through a scenario which involves somebody taking their first commercial lease on a property, and they cover many of the potential pitfalls.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, you'll hear from Sarah Kerr about the support Shropshire council offers to all military personnel, veterans and their families, through their armed forces outreach programme. Sarah is ex-military herself, and acts as the Outreach Support Coordinator for Shropshire Council.

Here are the website links Sarah mentions: 

Shropshire Council Armed Forces Support website: https://shropshire.gov.uk/armed-forces-support

Shropshire Armed Forces Covenant Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShropshireCovenant

Shropshire Armed Forces Covenant Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShropCovenant

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode you'll hear about Conwy based charity "Crest", as Katie Baker, chats with their MD, Rod Williams. Crest do some amazing and diverse community work in North Wales with people who are in crisis, which is why they're one of Lanyon Bowdler's chosen charities for 2022.

There's more about Crest here: https://www.crestcooperative.co.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Philippa Pearson and Staci Robinson from the family law department are answering that all important question "How much can I expect to receive on a divorce?"

Here are the previous episodes that Philippa and Staci referred to during this chat:

Resolving family disputes outside of court using Collaborative law: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/resolving-family-disputes-outside-of-court-using-collaborative-law-and-relationship-therapy/?token=dc87a0dacb8a4d8909972dff60f4db30

Divorce and Financial dispute resolutions (FDRs): https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/the-court-process-caroline-yorke-gemma-hughes/

Divorces and Alternative dispute resolutions (ADRs): https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/adr-alternative-dispute-resolution-gemma-hughes-caroline-yorke/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode you'll hear from Emma Deering and Jennifer Edwards who are discussing succession planning for businesses, particularly partnerships.  They offer insight and explain about wills, partnership agreements and Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA).

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode you'll hear a conversation between Lucy Small, who is one of the partners at Lanyon Bowdler, and the CEO of Megan Baker House, Lee Gough. You'll learn about the incredible impact MBH has on the people they work with who have motor disorders, such as Cerebral Palsy.  

There's more about MBH here: https://www.meganbakerhouse.org.uk/

If you enjoy this episode, you may also wish to hear a previous show from Season 1, featuring Paralympic legend, Mickey Bushell MBE:  https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/supporting-disabled-people-with-paralympic-gold-medalist-mickey-bushell-mbe-dawn-humphries-alexander-spanner/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, a family solicitor chats with relationship therapist Adele Ballantyne about Collaborative Law. This is an alternative solution to mediation when resolving family disputes out of court. You can find out more about Collaborative Law, and setup a meeting here: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/services-for-you/family-law/non-court-dispute-resolutions/collaborative-law

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Beth Heath is  back. This time she's looking at the maternity claims at SaTH (The Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Hospitals Trust) and the report which is due from Donna Ockenden. She also discusses the three reoccurring themes which are regularly presented to her. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, solicitors Lucy Speed shares an insight into the work experience procedure at Lanyon Bowdler. Lucy plays an important role in the selection and interview process.

Here's a link to the episode they referred to from season 1, with our newly qualified solicitors, Alex & Jordan: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/training-to-be-a-solicitor-at-lanyon-bowdler-brian-evans-alex-spanner-jordan-sadler/

Here's a link to our "Training Contracts" webpage: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/careers/training-contracts

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode Dawn Humphries & Alex Spanner from the Personal Injury team are chatting with local legend Mickey Bushell MBE. Mickey is an Paralympic gold medallist and qualified personal trainer, who works with disabled people to help improve their physical and mental well-being. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

We've called upon Mike Williams from our friends at Brewin Dolphin for this episode.  He's speaking to Edward Rees from the Private Client team.  They're busting jargon, and talking about inheritance tax planning and financial wellbeing.  They explain about "the seven year rule", gifting money, tapering and touch on trust funds. 

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Dawn Humphries and Alex Spanner from the Personal Injury team discuss head injuries in professional sport, particularly in football, rugby and American football.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

Domestic abuse, what is it? In this episode, former Lanyon Bowdler lawyers from the Family Team discuss the topic, explaining what constitutes domestic abuse and what support is available.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode Dawn Humphries from the Personal Injury team, talks about the challenges faced by people and their families when dealing with brain injuries.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode former colleagues from the family team, talk about the processes involved in going to court if the financial aspects of a divorce can't be settled between couples, including details about FDRs (Financial Dispute Resolutions).

If you missed the previous ADR episode, you can catch up here: https://thelegallounge.podbean.com/e/adr-alternative-dispute-resolution-gemma-hughes-caroline-yorke/?token=33d6d6b8ee0658b0c9cf07d879fceedc

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Natasha Gibbons and Emma Farrington from our Clinical Negligence department are talking about pressure sores, or "bed sores". They explain the different grades and the extent they can develop and deteriorate quickly. The elderly are most at risk from pressure sores, but they can happen to anybody, particularly those with spinal injuries. There are some graphic descriptions in this episode from the beginning as Natasha and Emma speak about some of the cases they've dealt with.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

This week, you'll hear from Neil Davies and Lucy Speed from the Court of Protection department give an insight into the Court of Protection.  You'll hear a segment about the history of the court, and the use of archaic terms that lasted centuries.  They also talk about the recent Britney Spears case and how this would have been dealt with differently in the UK.   

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, you'll hear Emma Broomfield from the Clinical Negligence team sharing staggering statistics about Sepsis.  Anybody who has an infection can develop Sepsis, and EVERYONE is at risk. 52,000 die every year of Sepsis, and of those 1,000 are children. This helpful episode shares the signs and symptoms you need to be aware of.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, you'll hear Managing Partner and Training Principal, Brian Evans chatting with newly qualified solicitors, Alexander Spanner and Jordan Sadler, who has since left the firm, about their routes into Law, their experience so far at Lanyon Bowdler, and any recommendations they have if you're thinking of training to be a solicitor.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, a solicitor who used to work for the firm chats with her client Andrew Preston, who's a veteran and sufferer of PTSD.  He talks about his need to take action against the MOD for his injuries, how difficult it was to take that first step to pursue a claim, and the stigma that still surrounds PTSD.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, two former colleagues from the Family Team talk about alternative dispute resolution (ADR).  It's a process that helps couples navigate through a relationship breakdown in a way that can streamline or avoid court proceedings.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Dawn Humphries from the Personal Injury team shares her experiences in handling claims for personal injuries.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

In this episode, Beth Heath from the Clinical Negligence team talks about the delay in diagnosis of cancer, using fictitious, but typical cases to illustrate the challenges people are facing.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast

This short trailer for season 1 gives a brief idea of what you can expect from the upcoming episodes.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://lblaw.co.uk/podcast