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Osborne Clarke hosts Osborne Clarke.TV Podcasts, a business show with 202 episodes published.
Julia Jolley sits down with Osborne Clarke real estate partners Anastasia Gorokhova and Louise Cartwright in our latest Building Women special on why flagship events like MIPIM and UKREiiF are absolutely worth the trip.
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In this episode, Daniel Cashmore and Danielle Griffiths talk about the importance of addressing defects when managing energy assets, how the approach might change depending on where you are in that asset life cycle, and
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Want to better anticipate, mitigate and resolve live construction issues? Daniel Cashmore and Sebastian Bottard dig into the construction phase of major energy and infrastructure projects, what the project counsel role i
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How do we move from “individual leaders” to truly collaborative teams in construction? In our latest Building Women episode, host Julia Jolley speaks to Ffion Jones, Founder of Beautiful Minds - a team coaching consultan
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In the first ever episode of Power Play, Daniel Cashmore talks to Matthew Buckle about how effective risk management can improve returns on investment or mitigate the impact of issues. They discuss best practice for mana
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The CQC is already rethinking its Single Assessment Framework, even though it was introduced recently in 2024. In this episode of Health Check Alice, Peter and Reshma discuss what’s changing, ask why a leadership shuffle
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How do we move beyond “fixing women” to fixing culture in construction? 🎙️ Join us as Julia Jolley chats to Faye Allen from Rimikus in our latest Building Women podcast about building a more equitable industry. Drawing
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Peter Rudd‑Clarke and Alice Babbington discuss how the NHS Long Term Plan is reshaping CQC regulation. They cover extended enforcement timeframes, rapid‑response versus routine inspections, new workforce standards, and a
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In our latest Building Women episode Julia Jolley chats with Dipalee Jukes, Founder of Ground & Water. From navigating dual cultures in London and discovering geology at Southampton, to being the only woman of colour in
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Peter Rudd‑Clarke and Kate Davies unpack the NHS Long Term Plan - “buy once, roll out” frameworks, a shift to value‑based procurement, and practical bid tips. On clinical trials, they cover a single national standardised
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How do you go from being a personal shopper to senior legal counsel of a global bank? Julia Jolley chats to Claire Grinsteed, a Real Estate Finance in-house Senior Legal Counsel, about growing up in Croydon and the peopl
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Julia chats with Anyi Hobson, Founder and Director at Seam Advisory. A native New Yorker with Dominican roots, Anyi shares her inspiring journey of social mobility. Raised in a multicultural home that valued hard work, s
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With the FCA's push for simplification of the regulatory landscape in the first half of 2025, we consider whether the government's pro-growth agenda will be achieved, and where the FCA is focusing its regulatory efforts
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Join Julia Jolley for an inspirational conversation with Freya Chapman, the residential lead at Mainmark, as she shares her deeply personal journey of resilience and determination. She opens up about her battles with men
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As data law and regulation continues to grow in importance, Jonathan McDonald and Matthew Sharkey are in conversation with Tamara Quinn discussing what's keeping the FS sector's data lawyers busy.
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Product liability risks are a key concern for life sciences manufacturers: any product that interacts with the human body will have an impact on a patient's physiology; but at what point does an acceptable side-effect be
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Danielle Kingdon, employment partner at Osborne Clarke, speaks to Alex Simpson and Rachel Murray of Berkshire Women's Aid Osborne Clarke has recently partnered with Berkshire Women's Aid, a charity which provides confide
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In this episode, Osborne Clarke's regulatory lawyers Alice Babbington and Peter Rudd-Clarke look at the CQC's Single Assessment Framework (SAF) against the backdrop of criticism of the regulator in recent reports commiss
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Welcome to Health Check, the podcast that takes the temperature on regulatory developments affecting the life sciences and healthcare sector in the UK, and offers a prescription to these challenges. In this episode, Osbo
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Nikki Worden, Aaron Kouhoupt and Kate Shattock reflect on learnings from Osborne Clarke's Future of Financial Services week, discussing what's next for regulation and the overlapping challenges faced by General Counsel i
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