Tune into our latest podcast series, Legal Frequencies. In this series, our telecoms team provides insightful commentary on the recent decisions and developments in the UK's telecoms law, served in bite-size portions.  The this episode we feature Thekla Fellas and Karen Mitchell dissecting the new Interim Arrangements and ADR provisions in the code.

Legal Frequencies - Thekla Fellas & Karen Mitchell - The new Interim arrangements and ADR provisions in the Code

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Legal Frequencies - Thekla Fellas & Karen Mitchell - The new Interim arrangements and ADR provisions in the Code

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