The S&B reDRess podcast

Episode nine Catherine Penny, James Evison and Lorna Sleave discuss key legal principles that have developed in recent crypto fraud cases, including digital assets as property, lex situs, service, constructive trusts and ways to recover misappropriated funds.

In episode eight Catherine Penny and Elizabeth Butler, talk about enforcement - “turning words into money” - what are the options for enforcing UK and overseas judgments and awards against UK assets and further afield.

In episode seven Catherine Penny and Katie Philipson talk about the different kinds of privilege - legal advice, litigation and without prejudice. Including some quick fire practical scenarios 

In episode six Catherine Penny and James Evison provide an overview on jurisdiction clauses – what they are, things to think about and why it’s important to think about where you want to argue your disputes, before a dispute has arisen.

In episode five Catherine Penny and Teja Pisk discuss what document preservation really entails and the importance for commercial parties to have good document management policies in place.

In episode four Catherine Penny and Lucy Hall address parties’ rights to terminate, how they ought to be deployed, and the pitfalls of getting it wrong.

In episode three Catherine Penny and Alasdair McDowell consider what Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is, the different types of ADR, and why disputing parties need to consider it in the early stages of a dispute.

Catherine Penny and Lorna Sleave discuss what arbitration is and when it might be used, and the perceived advantages of arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism compared to litigation.

In the first episode Catherine Penny and Michael Stocks discuss the key factors a party should have in mind when considering embarking on litigation and what the process entails.