by Guildhall Chambers Podcasts
Stay informed with expert insights from one of the UK’s leading barristers’ chambers. Our podcast brings you practical guidance, in-depth analysis, and commentary on the latest developments in law. Each episode features specialist barristers discussing key topics across civil and commercial law, helping legal professionals stay ahead in a rapidly evolving landscape.
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April 21, 2026
<p>Join Guildhall barristers Sophie Walmsley and Alastair Prince as they explore the Intermediate Track in personal injury litigation and how practitioners can maximise its procedural and costs advantages from both a Claimant and Defendant perspective. It will cover how cases are allocated and include practical guidance on identifying when a claim is suitable for the Intermediate Track.</p><p>The session will also examine complexity banding, explain the different levels, as well as how they affect case management and recoverable costs. Using examples such as credit hire claims, general personal injury (RTA) matters, and employers’ liability/public liability (EL/PL) claims, the session will highlight the types of issues, injuries, or evidential challenges that can move a claim into a higher complexity band. Finally, the session will focus on strategic approaches to making the most of Intermediate Track allocation, including how to deal cases effectively, whether you are representing either Claimants or Defendants.</p><p></p>
March 9, 2026
<p>In this webinar, <a href="https://www.guildhallchambers.co.uk/barrister/richard-ascroft/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer ugc">Richard Ascroft</a> will identify the circumstances in which deadlock can arise and explore what pre-emptive measure may be adopted to avoid it and what potential responses are available when it arises. Among the topics considered are:</p><ul><li>The efficacy of typical deadlock resolution provisions in shareholder agreements</li><li>Potential consensual solutions</li><li>Statutory remedies</li><li>Recent caselaw</li></ul><p></p>
March 4, 2026
<p>Most commercial lawyers are well-versed in advising on directors' duties outlined in the Companies Act 2006. However, this session aims to equip practitioners with the expertise to navigate and litigate some more unusual cases.</p><p>In this 45-minute webinar, John Churchill and Lottie Mallin-Martin will explore the ways in which these duties differ from ordinary directors' duties and what the consequences might be for bringing and defending claims. Expect to hear about:</p><ul><li>Directors’ duties following the winding up of a company (following the Supreme Court’s decision in Mitchell and Ors v Al Jaber No.2) [2025] UKSC 43);</li><li>Duties owed by members in an LLP;</li><li>Obligations owed by directors in a Community Interest Company;</li><li>Duties owed by senior employees’ to their employer”</li></ul>
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Stay informed with expert insights from one of the UK’s leading barristers’ chambers. Our podcast brings you practical guidance, in-depth analysis, and commentary on the latest developments in law.
Each episode features specialist barristers discussing key topics across civil and commercial law, helping legal professionals stay ahead in a rapidly evolving landscape.
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