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4 New Square Chambers: In Brief

4 New Square Chambers

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief is the regular podcast series from leading commercial barristers’ chambers 4 New Square. In each episode, you will hear from our members of chambers who will examine current issues in commercial dispute resolution as well as life at the Bar.

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All Episodes

40:23

Fraud and all that – professionals who know too much

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2020/06/02

In this podcast, Jamie Smith KC, Helen Evans KC and Hannah Daly review where we are with dishonest assistance and unlawful means conspiracy claims after Group 7 and Stobart / The Racing Partnership. A look, too, at insurers’ recovery options in the event that the insured is engaged in ‘naughty conduct’.

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45:31

Podcast: Do’s and don’ts of tribunal advocacy

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2020/05/20

Graeme McPherson KC and Diarmuid Laffan share some practical thoughts on preparing for disciplinary hearings and conducting tribunal advocacy.

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26:23

Podcast: The Disclosure Pilot – where are we now?

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2020/05/05

A review of recent decisions on the disclosure pilot running in the Business and Property Courts and a discussion of the key issues which face practitioners grappling with the procedure set out in PD 51U.

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32:21

COVID-19 – Will Insurance Come To The Rescue?

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2020/04/21

Richard Liddell KC (4 New Square) and Sarah McNally (Herbert Smith Freehills) have received various questions regarding insurance coverage in the wake of COVID-19. In this podcast recorded at the end of March, they consider some of the issues that policyholders and insurers are likely to be grappling with across many different forms of insurance.

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46:21

“Lost Litigation”: what is the loss and how do you...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2020/04/07

The Supreme Court has had two chances to bring some much needed clarity to these questions, but has ducked them. This podcast with the late Mark Cannon QC and Hugh Evans, provides the answers.

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47:07

Asset tracing and recovery reassessed

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2020/03/24

In this podcast Nicole Sandells KC and Miles Harris take a practical look at how to fashion and pursue proprietary routes to recovery – and what to do when you can’t find one, including a look at the restitution and unjust enrichment wild card, rights to information and documentation beyond the CPR, and factoring in the particular issues when professional indemnity insurers seek recovery.

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43:54

What’s going on with WP Privilege?

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2020/03/10

In this podcast Neil Hext KC and Matthew Bradley KC look at the latest state of play in relation to the Muller exception to the without prejudice rule. The Court of Appeal’s decision in Muller v. Linsley & Mortimer [1996] PNLR 74 seems well established, but the exception remains difficult to square with basic principle. The podcast will consider how WP privilege works in the three-party situation, and the impact of recent cases such as EMW Law LLP v. Halborg [2017] EWHC 1014 and Briggs v

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24:57

The 2019 SRA Standards & Regulations: what’s new,...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2020/02/25

In this podcast Paul Parker provides an overview of the “StaRs”, the enforcement regime and their perceived flexibility, and examines the SRA’s reach into one’s private life and personal affairs.

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41:47

Interim Injunctions – the use of freezing injunctions...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2020/02/11

In this podcast, Neil Hext KC and Daniel Saoul KC review the main procedural and substantive weapons available to parties seeking to recover assets in dishonesty claims, including practical examples from recent cases acting for both claimants and defendants.

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Fraud and conspiracy claims against professionals

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2020/01/28

In this podcast, Graeme McPherson KC, Daniel Saoul KC and Pippa Manby discuss the advantages and disadvantages of pleading fraud, how to prosecute and defend the various causes of action available, and issues arising in relation to insurance coverage where dishonesty is alleged.

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Podcast: Solicitor-client costs: negligence,...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2019/12/31

With solicitor-client cost disputes on the rise, Paul Parker and Tom Asquith consider in this podcast how these are having an impact within the sphere of professional indemnity insurance, in particular advice on funding; applications for delivery of files; and coverage.

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41:01

Hughes-Holland v BPE: SAAMCO revisited by the Supreme...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2019/12/17

In this podcast David Halpern KC (who appeared for Mr Hughes-Holland) and Anthony Jones (who was part of BPE’s legal team) consider the effect of the Supreme Court decision in BPE v. Hughes-Holland and consider how it has been applied subsequently. The case raises issues which arise in almost every professional negligence claim.

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Life At The Bar: Becoming a KC and my journey to the...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2019/12/03

In this podcast, newly appointed silks Siân Mirchandani KC and Daniel Saoul KC discuss their main practice areas, life at the bar and their journey to becoming Queen’s Counsel (now King's Counsel) at 4 New Square – and what being a QC means to a career at the Bar.

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Life At The Bar: My first year as a tenant,...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2019/11/19

In this podcast, junior barristers (and 2017/18 pupils) Hannah Daly and Ian McDonald discuss their journeys to the Commercial Bar, the pupillage experience, and life as a first-year tenant at 4 New Square Chambers – and what they have learnt along the way.

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Life At The Bar: Pupillage applications and the...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2019/10/22

In this podcast, Seohyung Kim and Melody Ihuoma discuss their path to the bar, tips on securing pupillage and their experience of the pupillage year at 4 New Square.

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1:11:55

Life At The Bar: Life as a senior-junior and my...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2019/10/08

In this podcast, barristers Helen Evans and Anthony Jones provide an insight into the realities of practice as juniors at a commercial set like 4 New Square, explain their different paths to the bar, and set out what they see as the key qualities required for successful pupillage applicants.

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36:03

Life At The Bar: Insight into the pupillage...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2019/09/24

In this podcast, Miles Harris and Lizzy Stewart discuss 4 New Square’s process for recruiting pupils. Miles is head of the Pupillage Committee and Lizzy is 4 New Square’s Chief Executive and Senior Clerk. They both play a leading role in the pupillage process. In conversation they talk about what 4 New Square is looking for in prospective pupils, the criteria they apply when dealing with applications and the application process itself up to and including final interviews. They also deal with common

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42:11

Shadow Directors: who are they, what are their...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2019/09/10

In this podcast, Michael Bowmer discusses these elusive company law characters and some of the issues and implications around them.

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42:02

What are the chances? Recent brokers cases on breach,...

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2019/08/27

In this podcast, Neil Hext QC and Miles Harris discuss the latest developments in the world of brokers’ claims, including analysis of the most recent cases - Avondale Exhibitions v Arthur J Gallagher, Dalamd v Butterworth Spengler and more.

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45:27

Legal Professional Privilege: a tide on the ebb?

4 New Square Chambers: In Brief ·

2019/07/30

In this podcast, Charles Phipps and Amanda Savage discuss whether legal professional privilege is a doctrine in retreat. They consider recent cases on the applicability of privilege in the regulatory context and the boundaries of litigation privilege.

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