In the second episode of our mini-series on the built environment, we focus on real estate dispute resolution.

Alison Hardy, a partner leading Ashurst's real estate dispute team, is joined by senior associates Chloe Meredith, and Kim Clifford in the team to discuss a range of topics including the impact of COVID, the industry's role in tackling climate change and the impact of re-purposing real estate.

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In the first episode of our mini-series on the built environment, we focus on the real estate sector.

Alison Murrin an Expertise Counsel in Ashurst's real estate team, and Richard Vernon, a Partner in Ashurst's real estate team discuss the decarbonisation of the built environment and how the industry is going to make the transition to Net-Zero.

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We are delighted to share with you our Global Employment podcast covering predictions for next year's two biggest workplace issues in each country. This episode features presenters from our Global Employment team and considers:

Madrid:

·       Working remotely

·       Working time register

London:

·       The future world of work

·       An additional UK bank holiday in 2022

Paris:

·       Internal investigations

·       International remote working

Singapore:

·       Workplace discrimination

·       Flexible working

Australia:

·       The war for talent

·       2022 Federal election and calls for a new workplace relations system

We hope you enjoy this podcast.

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José Antonio Rodriguez, a Partner in Ashurst's international arbitration team based in Madrid, Matthew Saunders, Partner and Global Head of Ashurst's international arbitration practice based in London and Emmanuelle Cabrol, a partner in Ashurst's international arbitration team based in Paris discuss the role of public international law in renewables projects.

José Antonio, Matthew and Emmanuelle speak about all things investment treaties, arbitration claims for and against states that might arise in the course of a renewable energy project, and what key things you need to be thinking about in this context.

Our international arbitration team have written a special report in which they share more of their experiences of arbitrating disputes in the renewables space which is available now on the Globe Law website, or you can contact you usual Ashurst contact if you would like a copy

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Antony Skinner, a Partner in Ashurst's projects team based in the London office, Rob Palmer, a Partner in Ashurst's international arbitration based in Singapore and Lucy McKenzie an associate based in London discuss the importance of evidencing your case.

Antony, Rob and Lucy talk about all things evidence in international arbitration – witnesses, experts and documents. In particular, some of the nuances that apply to the gathering and deployment of such evidence in the course of renewable energy disputes.

Our international arbitration team have written a special report in which they share more of their experiences of arbitrating disputes in the renewables space which is available now on the Globe Law website, or you can contact you usual Ashurst contact if you would like a copy

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Carloandrea Meacci, Managing Partner of Ashurst's Milan office and Partner in Ashurst's Energy and Infrastructure team, Dyfan Owner, Partner in the international arbitration and construction disputes team in Ashurst's London office and Luke Carbon, a Senior Associate in the international arbitration and construction disputes team in Sydney explore Arbitral Tribunals.

Carloandrea, Dyfan and Luke discuss the considerations to bear in mind when appointing an arbitrator for renewable disputes.

Our international arbitration team have written a special report in which they share more of their experiences of arbitrating disputes in the renewables space which is available now on the Globe Law website, or you can contact you usual Ashurst contact if you would like a copy .

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Robert Paratore, Trainee Solicitor at Ashurst speaks about his very unique journey to corporate law after a stint playing professional football for Leicester City FC and his foray into human rights and sports law organisations.

Robert also shares his advice for someone applying for a training contract.

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Dan Brown, Energy and Infrastructure Partner in Ashurst's Sydney office, Michael Weatherley, a Disputes Partner in Ashurst's Singapore office and Tammam Kaissi, a Senior Associate in Dubai, explore dispute resolution mechanisms.

Dan, Michael and Tammam discuss which dispute resolution mechanisms are best suited to resolve disputes in the renewable energy sector.

Our international arbitration team have written a special report in which they share more of their experiences of arbitrating disputes in the renewables space which is available now on the Globe Law website, or you can contact you usual Ashurst contact if you would like a copy .

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Fraser Collingham, Trainee Solicitor at Ashurst speaks about his journey from studying law at The University of Nottingham to the trainee programme following a conversation he had whilst he was at university with two Ashurst trainees.

Fraser also shares his advice for someone applying for a training contract and what he gets up to in his spare time.

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Oscar Jeremy, Trainee Solicitor at Ashurst speaks about why he chose corporate over criminal law, his highlights at Ashurst so far and why he included his past work experience as a bouncer on his trainee application.

Oscar also shares his advice for someone applying to join a trainee programme.

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