Kingsley Napley Talks

Katie Newbury and Robert Houchill from Kingsley Napley discuss with Sadat Sayeed, a barrister at Garden Court Chambers, the changes made to the Immigration Rules on 1 December 2020 in respect of grounds for refusal, which significantly amended the Rules to make it harder for some individuals with criminal convictions to enter or stay in the UK.

Women in sport is a massive focus point for International Women's Day this year.  Listen to the podcast interview Anna Shonfeld and Robert Wright, co-founder of She's Got Skills and football coach, as they discuss the daily issues women in football and sport generally are challenged with at all levels of the game.

In the ninth episode of our Tech in Two Minutes podcast and in conjunction with our lifecycle of a tech startup series, Alex Torpey, Associate in our Corporate and Commercial team, speaks about the legal notices and key points to note for online retailers and platform operators in the UK.

Youth Justice Online is a series of short podcasts covering some topical issues in Criminal Law for young people and their parents.
 

In the first episode of our series, Áine Kervick (Associate) & Maeve Keenan (Associate) in our Criminal Litigation team speak about criminal records.

Insights into Account Freezing Orders & Account Forfeiture Orders is a series of podcasts covering different aspects of these orders. 

In the first episode of our series, Ed Smyth, Partner & Sophie Wood, Senior Associate (Barrister) in our Criminal Litigation team, speak about Account Freezing Orders (AFO). 

International Insights in Criminal Law is a series of podcasts covering different aspects of cross border crime.

In the fourth episode of our series, Rebecca Niblock, Partner & Áine Kervick, Associate in our Criminal Litigation team, speak about Overseas Production Orders.

Aideen McGarry in our Medical Negligence and Personal Injury team speaks to Ruth Earley about the reality of an acquired spinal cord injury.  Ruth developed Cauda Equina Syndrome in 2018 and describes waking up with numbness which quickly deteriorated.  She talks to Aideen about ways her injury has affected her day to day life including working, meeting up with friends and travelling around London. 

 

Ruth also talks about her treatment for Cauda Equina and what has worked for her.

 

Finally, Ruth offers etiquette advice to those who work with and interact with people with spinal cord injury and particular wheelchair bound people.

 

You can read more about Ruth and listen to her podcast through her website https://www.thisisspinalcrap.com/

Corporate Crime and Investigations Insights is a series of short podcasts covering different aspects of Corporate Crime and Investigations.

In the second episode of the series, Louise Hodges (Head of Department) & Alun Milford (Partner) in our Criminal Litigation team discuss Deferred Prosecution Agreements.

In this episode of KN BAME Talks, Leethen Bartholomew, Head of the National FGM Centre at Barnardo's and Head of Boloh (The Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic family Covid-19 Helpline) and Sameera Abdulrehman, Paralegal in our Public Law Team speak about mental health in BAME children and young people.