Những podcast Cms Competition hay nhất (2024)

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Episode #26 – UK competition enforcement report: key points for our clients in the building and construction sectors 13:41

1d ago13:41

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In this episode, our experts look at a first-of-its-kind competition enforcement report produced by the CMS Competition team. The report provides a rigorous analysis of competition enforcement in the UK, analysing all 164 of the Competition and Markets Authority’s investigations appeals to the Competition Appeal Tribunal since the early 2000s. In t…

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Episode #25 – Execution pitfalls 12:21

12d ago12:21

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In this episode, our experts take a look at execution formalities for deeds concerning construction documents and the possible challenges that might arise from something that seems like a mere formality but which parties often get wrong, leading to serious consequences down the line. We also discuss the execution issues from both a drafting and dis…

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Episode #24 – Providence v Hexagon: round two 10:19

2M ago10:19

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Our experts take a look at the recent Court of Appeal decision, which revisits Providence Building Services Limited v Hexagon Housing Association Limited, and the meaning of the JCT termination provisions for repeated breach. They also discuss: what the TCC originally decided how the Court of Appeal decision differs the impact this decision will ha…

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Episode #23 – CMS International Construction Study 2024 16:43

5M ago16:43

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In this episode, Anne Thompson speaks to Adrian Bell and Rafal Morek about some of the key points coming out of the CMS International Construction Study 2024. The study, conducted in partnership with YouGov, surveyed 125 senior in-house counsel in the international construction, infrastructure and engineering industries, asking them about the bigge…

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Episode #22: Opportunities in the Nuclear Sector 9:49

6M ago9:49

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In this episode, Conor Rodgers invites David Turner to discuss his recent experience advising the construction industry on nuclear projects in the UK. David reflects on his ongoing involvement with the Sizewell C and Hinkley Point C projects to discuss: What is driving the growth of the nuclear sector in the UK, including net zero targets and ambit…

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Episode #21: Termination: Eat, sleep, breach, repeat 8:18

7M ago8:18

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In this episode, Anne Thompson and Tim Atwood look at the recent TCC decision of Providence Building Services Limited v Hexagon Housing Association Limited [2023] EWHC 2965 and the meaning of the JCT termination provisions for repeated breach. They also look at the practical steps parties can take to protect themselves. The episode focuses on: The …

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Episode #20: Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC): A gathering storm 17:30

8M ago17:30

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In this conversation between Emma Hutchinson, Aimie Farmer, Gregor Woods and Ellie Black, we discuss the ongoing impact of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (“RAAC”). The discussion covers the health and safety considerations of having RAAC in a property, who RAAC claims could be brought against and what practical steps can be taken to mitigat…

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Episode #19: ”Smash and grab” adjudications: where are we now? 11:13

1y ago11:13

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In our latest episode Conor Rodgers and Jane Fender-Allison, both of CMS’ ICE Disputes team, discuss what you need to know about "smash and grab" adjudications. They recap what they are, what their counter true value adjudications are and what the latest case law tells us. In short, that case law now means paying parties in construction contracts h…

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Episode #18 - Fundamental changes: a discussion on key issues with Wen Jin Teh of Keating Chambers 13:16

1+ y ago13:16

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Podcast number 18 forms part of a mini series on the Building Safety Act and takes the format of a discussion between Frances Gordon-Weeks of CMS and Wen Jin Teh of Keating Chambers. Key points to consider are: Changes brought in by the Defective Premises Act Changes brought in by section 38 Building Act To read more about the Building Safety Act, …

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Episode #17 – Termination: How should employers approach termination? 9:48

2y ago9:48

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In this episode, Anne Thompson and Emma Hutchinson review key cases on termination in 2022, focusing in particular on the JCT 2016 form of contract. This episode gives guidance to employers to help them understand the risks and pitfalls that arise if they deviate from the contract wording on termination. We cover: where and how to serve notices of …

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Episode #16 - Delay issues 101: key principles and common mistakes 15:31

2y ago15:31

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In this episode we hear from David Wileman, a delay expert from Diales on the key principles of delay in construction projects (including notices, causation, concurrency and records) as well as a discussion on common mistakes by contractors and top tips for handling delay claims.Bởi CMS

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Who are the Loaded Movement Academy? 58:45

2y ago58:45

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In this episode I reunite with Adam Mackay, and welcome for the first time to the podcast, Karleena Wiebe. They run a local fitness operation called Loaded Movement Academy (LMA), where they offer personal training sessions and virtual training. You can find them at their website https://www.loadedmovementacademy.com/ and through their highly activ…

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Episode #15 - Equality, diversity and inclusion in construction: Part 2 – Diversity 16:31

2+ y ago16:31

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This episode is the second of a two-part podcast looking at equality, diversity and inclusion in the construction industry. In this part two, Rae Avatar Barnett Head of People (Europe) and Sade Peters Legal Business Unit Leader for the Specialist Trading Business Group speak about their involvement in and experience of the steps international engin…

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Episode #14 - Equality, diversity and inclusion in construction: Part 1 – Discrimination 12:55

2+ y ago12:55

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This episode is the first of a two-part podcast on the theme of equality, diversity and inclusion in the construction industry. Statistics indicate a significant lack of diversity across the industry workforce. This is particularly problematic against the backdrop of an anticipated longer-term skills shortage when the sector needs to attract new ta…

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Episode #13 - Adjudication and Enforcement 9:55

2+ y ago9:55

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Podcast No.13 in the CMS Building Voices series considers a recent decision of the Scottish Courts, in which enforcement of an Adjudicator’s decision was successfully resisted on grounds of material breach of natural justice. In the matter of Van Oord UK Limited v Dragados UK Limited, the Court of Session refused enforcement on grounds that the Adj…

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Health Education: Addiction and the Family 47:15

2+ y ago47:15

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***This audio is directly from it's associated YouTube video, so there are some very brief audio gaps. Jim Edwards works at the Edgewood Treatment Center here in Nanaimo, where they treat a variety of behavioural and psychological disorders. Chances are, you or someone you know has experienced substance abuse. We usually think of behaviour as the p…

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Vertical restraints under the cartel prohibition: what is expected to change after May 2022? 17:46

3y ago17:46

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What is caught under the vertical restraints block exemption? Which changes can be expected in comparison to the existing rules? Are you a supplier and retailer: be aware – the rules will change for you! Also, e-tailers and other companies active in the field of online sales will learn during the podcast what is expected to change for them.…

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Episode #12 - Damages and losses: how far can I go? 13:59

3y ago13:59

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Podcast number 12 in the CMS ICE Disputes Building Voices podcast series is a discussion in Spanish between Colin Johnson and Michael Laming of HKA, and Robin Wood and Joaquín Gotor of CMS. They discuss quantum, specifically: quantifying damages and losses. When facing a breach of contract claim, what can the aggrieved party claim? Claims for loss …

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Episode 11 - Witness statements and Practice Direction 57AC: Can I get a witness? 9:58

3y ago9:58

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Podcast number 11 in the CMS ICE Disputes Building Voices podcast series is a review of the recent changes to witness statements coming from Practice Direction 57AC and in particular the guidance given in Blue Manchester Ltd V BUG-Alu Technic GmbH [2021] EWHC 3095 (TCC), one of the first cases to look at the changes and requirements of the new Prac…

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Episode 10 - Payment/Pay Less Notices: I don’t believe it! 13:21

3y ago13:21

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In the latest episode, we review the recent TCC decision in Downs Road Development v Laxmanbhai Construction which is the first to consider the subjective requirement for a valid payment notice under the Construction Act. This case is important for anyone involved in payment under construction contracts, looking in depth at the payment regime withi…

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Episode 9 - Treaty Claims for Cancelled and Modified Infrastructure Projects 9:58

3y ago9:58

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In particular, they discuss the 2020 ICSID tribunal decision of Staur Eiendom AS, EBO Invest AS & Roxy Holding AS v Republic of Latvia. This decision, although not itself related to the COVID-19 pandemic, is very relevant to the economic upheaval wrought by the pandemic and the consequent reappraisal of many infrastructure projects across the globe…

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Episode 8 - Technology and data in construction disputes 25:04

3y ago25:04

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Podcast number 8 in the CMS ICE Disputes Building Voices podcast series is a discussion with Shona Frame, a partner in the CMS ICE Disputes team and Duncan Turner, a partner in the CMS Technology and Data team about technology and data in construction disputes. We consider the increasing amounts of data being generated by technologies on constructi…

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Why Master of Sport Corissa Sivorot video documents her progress, running a kettlebell competition during pandemic 1:22:37

3y ago1:22:37

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In this episode I am joined by Master of Sport ranked Corissa Sivorot. We chat about some of the trials and tribulations of both running a gym and kettlebell competitions during the pandemic, as well as what has changed between now and when the pandemic started. It's not all pandemic talk though. I ask Corissa why she is so consistent with her vide…

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Episode #7 - On-demand bonds: the Shapoorji decision 11:24

3+ y ago11:24

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Podcast number 7 in the CMS ICE Disputes Building Voices podcast series is a discussion with Simon Hale following his successful action in resisting an injunction in the Commercial Court to restrain a USD 32.2m bond call pending ICC Emergency Arbitration Proceedings. Topics of discussion include: A review of the parties’ positions including whether…

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Screening foreign subsidies – only for state aid enthusiasts? 12:03

3+ y ago12:03

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In our second DiGi POD episode Roxana Kruse, Peter Giese and Moritz Pottek will present the key aspects of the proposed EU Foreign Subsidy Regulation and explain why this topic is relevant for mergers and acquisitions, public procurement and state aid alike. Find out what could constitute a foreign subsidy, which tools are foreseen to tackle market…

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Digital markets and online platforms 14:21

3+ y ago14:21

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In the competition law world, you can hardly avoid the terms online platforms and digital markets these days. But why are there so many discussions around digital markets and why are there concerns around online platforms? In our first DiGi POD episode, Roxana Kruse and Peter Giese will walk you through the most important competition law concepts c…

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Episode #6 - A discussion with Marcus Taverner QC about advocacy 17:57

3+ y ago17:57

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Podcast number 6 in the CMS ICE Disputes Building Voices podcast series is a discussion between Marcus Taverner QC and Rebecca Taverner about advocacy. Marcus Taverner QC, a barrister at Keating Chambers, shares his views on what makes a good advocate, including: Good and bad advocacy; Different approaches to advocacy; and Common characteristics of…

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Episode #5 - Early identification and management of a dispute – Mediation 16:06

3+ y ago16:06

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Podcast number 5 in the CMS ICE Disputes Building Voices podcast series focuses on the early identification and management of disputes and, specifically, the use of mediation as an alternative form of dispute resolution. Shona Frame, a Partner in the ICE Disputes team, and Jane Fender-Allison, a Senior Associate in the ICE Disputes team, discuss th…

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Episode #4 - Disputes avoidance in the Construction and Infrastructure sectors – anticipating, preparing, protecting 18:13

3+ y ago18:13

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Podcast number 4 in the CMS ICE Disputes Building Voices podcast series is a whistle-stop tour of disputes avoidance issues in the construction and infrastructure sectors. Sarah Grenfell, a Partner in the ICE Disputes team, brings her many years of experience to consider key topics of discussion including: The importance of keeping records; Factors…

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Episode #3 - The times they are a-Changing - change of law clauses and agreements to agree 15:53

3+ y ago15:53

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In the third episode of the CMS ICE Disputes Building Voices podcast series we consider the recent TCC case of Westminster City Council v Sports and Leisure Management Ltd. The case concerns the interpretation of a change in law clause and the meaning of the phrase “reasonably agreed between the parties”. During this podcast we discuss the Court’s …

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Episode #2 - What next for construction contractors in 2021? 13:34

3+ y ago13:34

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Following a turbulent year of pandemic restrictions and market uncertainty, in this second podcast in the Building Voices series, Frances Gordon-Weeks hosts a discussion focused on the key legal and commercial issues likely to impact contractors in 2021. Guests include industry experts from across CMS. The following topics are considered: The Fire …

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Episode #1 - Conflicts of interest – appointing experts from a global professional services firm 9:44

3+ y ago9:44

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In the first episode, Frances is joined by Adrian Bell, CMS Partner and Co-Head of the ICE Disputes team, to discuss the recent Secretariat Court of Appeal decision, and the issues that can arise when opposing parties try to appoint experts in the same global professional services firm. This issue frequently arises during technically complex cross-…