Fortune Favours The Brave

This is the second of a three part series on Litigation Risk Management where we hear from leading market experts on how clients considering or involved in a dispute can manage the associated risks using insurance and finance backed solutions.
In this episode, Rhys Williams of Howden is joined by Sean McGuiness, Investment Manager at Omni Bridgeway to give an overview of litigation funding and explore the available financial solutions pre and post judgment.
Listen to part one - The insurer
Listen to part three - The lawyer

In this episode, our Head of Global Wellbeing Leo Savage was joined by Alex Partridge, former Olympian to discuss the prevalence of mental health in the workplace and how leaders can create a healthy and open environment for their employees.

The relationship between a client and their professional advisor does not always run smoothly. We need strategies to prevent difficult situations and to manage them when they occur.
In this podcast Clare Yates from CY Training Works offers some invaluable and practical guidance and advice on this very issue.
We encourage all our professional service firms to share the podcast across their teams. A few minutes listening to the words of wisdom from Clare will be time well spent.....and may save hours dealing with that next difficult client!

What's the real story behind the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) complaints process, and how has it evolved over the years?
Welcome to the third, and final, episode of this mini-series about claims and complaints in the psychological world. Join us as we sit down with Max Ekstein from Arch Law to peel back the layers on how psychologists navigate the regulatory landscape and how complaints are meticulously handled.
We take a deep dive into HCPC's hearings and appeals process, the investigating committee panels, and the difference between its and BACP's procedures.
Thank you for staying on the journey with us and listening to this short, but hopefully informative, series on claims and complaints against psychological and related professionals.

Explore the labyrinth of the Building Safety Act with our host Dan Williams from Howden's Restructuring & Resolution team. Together, with his colleague Steve Cox and guest Emily Clift from Kennedys, they navigate its twists and turns.
Equip yourself with knowledge critical for insolvency practitioners and property receivers, as they dissect the Act's origins, zero in on higher-risk buildings, and introduce the pivotal role of the new Building Safety Regulator. This episode isn't just talk; it's an invaluable toolkit brimming with practical advice to help construction and insolvency professionals maintain an unbreakable chain of information and understand the construction spectrum's varied responsibilities.
Venturing further into the construction process, they scrutinize the Building Safety Act's three gateways and their distinctive implications for those in the throes of insolvency and construction. The conversation crescendos when confronting the third gateway, where compliance and meticulous documentation can mean the difference between success and costly oversights. With their expertise, they strategize on safeguarding essential documents, leveraging digital tools, and preparing for the Act's potential to hold individuals accountable.
Stick with us to the end for a sneak peek into our next talk on the occupation phase, which promises to equip insolvency practitioners and receivers with crucial insights for navigating this decisive construction lifecycle stage.