Kingsley Napley Talks

FiFo podcast recording - Ep 4 - Belgium

Fifo podcast recording - Ep 3 - Netherlands

FiFo podcast editing - Ep 2 - Germany

FiFo podcast recording - Ep 1 - Switzerland

Support to those affected by Hypoxic Ischaemic Encephalopathy

Aideen McGarry recently spoke to Penny Harger, relationship officer at charity Peeps HIE - https://www.peeps-hie.org/ - which provides support to those affected by Hypoxic Ischaemic Encephalopathy.

A deep dive into negligence claims against GPs

In this episode, James Bell and Dr James Jarvie talk about Clinical Negligence claims, particularly those relating to general practice and the common issues that feature in these cases.

Fast Facts for Founders: ASA v CLN v investment for equity

In this podcast we will be discussing some of the key factors to consider when making an investment into a company.

Listen now for topics such as ASA, CLN and Investment for Equity, the difference between them and why they are important when planning your investments.

Emer Hughes is a Senior Associate in our Corporate, Commercial & Finance team. She works on a broad range of corporate and commercial transactions including advising on commercial contracts and shareholder agreements, corporate governance, company restructuring, asset and share acquisitions, VC investments and listings on junior stock markets.

Tech in Two Minutes - Episode 10 - Top Tips when Drafting a SaaS Agreement

In the tenth episode of our Tech in Two Minutes podcast series, Caroline Sheldon, Associate in our Corporate and Commercial team speaks about the top tips for suppliers to consider when drafting their software as a service agreement.

Fast Facts for Founders: Shares v Options

In this episode we will be discussing shares v options and considering:

• What is the difference between shares and share options?
• What are the pros and cons of each?
• How can a company use these to incentivise employees?

Listen now to learn the answers to these questions and much more.

Youth Justice Online | Episode 3 | Turning 18 in the Criminal Justice System

Welcome to the third podcast in our series: Kingsley Napley’s Youth Justice Online, a series of short podcasts covering some topical issues in criminal law for young people and their parents.

This session will discuss the impact of turning 18 on young people in the criminal justice system, including the effect that Covid-19 induced system delays have had on this process. We will also cover critical questions such as: how does the system treat 17 and 18 year olds differently? Is this distinction fair? Can you be tried as an adult for crimes committed as a minor if you turn 18 before your court date? Find out all of this and more by listening now.