Sintons LLP's Podcast: Recent Episodes
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As a full service law firm based in Newcastle upon Tyne, Sintons solicitors provides first class legal advice across a wide range of legal services to businesses, organisations and individuals in North East England, throughout the UK and further afield.
Our vision is to consistently set the standard for legal excellence and to be the law firm of choice for all our clients. Our solicitors take real pride in what they do and how they do it, delivering an outstanding service at a sensible price, tailored precisely to your needs.
We are always keen to listen and explore how our combination of practical, pragmatic and robust expert legal advice could help you, your business or organisation achieve your goals.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 48’ – with Catherine Hope, Samuel Scott & Edward Pattinson.
Edward Pattinson from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded issue 89 of our Monthly Employment Bulletin as a podcast.
In episode 17 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons’ family team, solicitor Ifi Archibong answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
In another episode of our 'understanding contentious probate' podcast series, Partner Emma Saunders and Solicitor Emelie Rowell discuss 'Proprietary Estoppel'.
In the sixth of our brand new ‘Wider issues in Catastrophic Injury’ podcast series, Jessica Gower from Sintons Neurotrauma team speaks to Louise Masters, Partner and Head of the Family Team at Sintons.
In episode twelve of our new ‘Monthly Q&A with Sintons Wills, Trusts and Estates Team’ series, Associate Lauren Coad answers three of your questions.
Max Winthrop, Partner in the Employment team at Sintons appeared on the Nick Ferrari breakfast show on LBC Radio, where he discussed ‘Penalties for employing illegal workers’.
In the seventeenth of our ‘Understanding Residential Conveyancing‘ podcast series, Senior Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses ‘Mortgage Offers’.
In the first of our new brand new Healthcare focused podcast series, Associate Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial Healthcare team at Sintons discusses ‘Information Governance in Healthcare Organisations’
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 47’ – with Catherine Hope & Max Winthrop.
Edward Pattinson from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded issue 88 of our Monthly Employment Bulletin as a podcast.
In episode 16 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons’ family team, solicitor Ifi Archibong answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
In another episode of our 'understanding contentious probate' podcast series, Associate Lauren Coad and Solicitor Emelie Rowell discuss 'Will Disputes'.
In episode eleven of our new ‘Monthly Q&A with Sintons Wills, Trusts and Estates Team’ series, Associate Lauren Coad answers three of your questions.
In the fifth of our brand new ‘Wider issues in Catastrophic Injury’ podcast series, Jessica Gower from Sintons Neurotrauma team speaks to Louise Masters, Partner and Head of the Family Team at Sintons.
In the sixteenth of our ‘Understanding Residential Conveyancing‘ podcast series, Senior Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses ‘Local Searches’.
In the second of our brand new ‘Construction Talks’ podcast series, Alex Rayner Partner and Head of the Construction and Engineering team at Sintons speaks to Kevin Turnbull, Director of JDDK Architects.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 46’ – with Max Winthrop & Edward Pattinson.
In episode 15 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons’ family team, solicitor Ifi Archibong answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
In another episode of our 'understanding contentious probate' podcast series, Partner Emma Saunders and Solicitor Emelie Rowell discuss 'The Inheritance Act – Details for Defendants'.
In support of Good Divorce Week 2022, Family Law Consultant & Collaborative Lawyer Elizabeth Gallagher and Solicitor Ifi Archibong recorded a podcast which concentrated on Collaborative Practice
In support of Good Divorce Week 2022, Family Solicitor Sophie Croft gave a presentation exploring how arbitration can support families in resolving their dispute. Arbitration is the form of alternative dispute resolution which most closely reflects the court process but we will be explaining how and why arbitration can be a more timely and cost effective method for resolving family disputes than making an application to court.
In the seventh of our 'benefits of involving third party experts and professionals in your divorce' webinar series and in support of Good Divorce Week 2022, Family Solicitor Sophie Croft spoke with Susan McArthur from EMG Mediation
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 39’ – with Keith Land and Lucy Milnthorp.
In episode 11 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons' family team, solicitor Sophie Croft answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
In the tenth of our understanding corporate law podcast series, solicitor Jonathan Tutu discusses 'Due Diligence'.
In episode five of our new 'Monthly Q&A with Sintons Wills, Trusts and Estates Team' series, Associate Lauren Coad answers three of your questions.
These sessions run on the second working Friday of each month, live, at 10am on Teams.
Max Winthrop, Partner in the Employment team at Sintons appeared on the Jim Hawkins mid-morning show on BBC Radio Shropshire, where he discussed 'Redundancy - What are you rights?'.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 38’ – with Keith Land, Max Winthrop and Lucy Milnthorp.
In the ninth of our understanding corporate law podcast series, solicitor Sophie Townes discusses 'growth shares'.
In episode four of our new 'Monthly Q&A with Sintons Wills, Trusts and Estates Team' series, Associate Lauren Fraser answers three of your questions.
These sessions run on the second working Friday of each month, live, at 10am on Teams.
In episode ten of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Sam Watts from our Real Estate team discuss 'buying rural land and property'.
Sintons’ Private Client Team, in association with Radcliffe Chambers recently held this seminar, which we hope you find of interest as a professional dealing with the drafting of wills.
In the fifth of our brand new ‘Meet the MDT’ podcast series, Mark Quigley and Kate Oliver from Sintons Neurotrauma team speak to Laura Wilson, Clinical Neuropsychologist.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 37’ – with Ailsa Hobson and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In the thirteenth of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Senior Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'Stamp Duty Land Tax'.
In the fourth of our brand new ‘Meet the MDT’ podcast series, Mark Quigley and Kate Oliver from Sintons Neurotrauma team speak to Sue Raine, Clinical Director at Optimise Neurotherapy Centre
In episode 10 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons' family team, solicitor Sophie Croft answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
Leigh Garbutt from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded issue 82 of our Monthly Employment Bulletin as a podcast.
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In episode three of our new 'Monthly Q&A with Sintons Wills, Trusts and Estates Team' series, Solicitor Nikita Noel answers three of your questions.
These sessions run on the second working Friday of each month, live, at 10am on Teams.
In the third of our brand new ‘Meet the MDT’ podcast series, Mark Quigley and Kate Oliver from Sintons Neurotrauma team speak to Helen Kolster, Specialist Brain Injury Occupational Therapist & Director at Neuro OT Ltd.
Catherine Hope, Associate from the Employment department at Sintons, recently recorded a podcast discussing menopause awareness within the workplace.
In the first of his regular podcasts, solicitor Ed Liddell from our Wills, Trusts and Estates Team explains what a trust is.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 36’ – with Angela Carver and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In the second of our brand new ‘Meet the MDT’ podcast series, Mark Quigley and Kate Oliver from Sintons Neurotrauma team speak to Matthew Nakonesky, a Speech And Language Therapist at Speech Therapy North East.
In the second of our brand new ‘Meet the MDT’ podcast series, Mark Quigley and Kate Oliver from Sintons Neurotrauma team speak to Matthew Nakonesky, Speech And Language Therapist at Speech Therapy North East.
In episode 9 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons' family team, solicitor Sophie Dodds answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
In the first of three episodes, Solicitors Charlotte Johnston and Alex Wilkins from the Real Estate team at Sintons recorded a podcast on the Building Safety Act
In another episode of our 'understanding contentious probate' podcast series, partner Emma Saunders and Associate Jonathan Grogan discuss caveats & blocking of a Grant of Probate
In the first of our brand new ‘Meet the MDT’ podcast series, Mark Quigley and Kate Oliver from Sintons Neurotrauma team speak to Amy Crosby from Evolve Case Management
In episode two of our new 'Monthly Q&A with Sintons Wills, Trusts and Estates Team' series, Associate Lauren Fraser answers three of your questions.
These sessions run on the second working Friday of each month, live, at 10am on Teams.
In the sixth of our 'benefits of involving third party experts and professionals in your divorce' webinar series, Family Solicitor Sophie Dodds spoke with Dr Anne from My Freedom to Thrive.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 35’ – with Angela Carver and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In the twelfth of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Senior Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'Cladding on high rise buildings'.
Partner Emma Saunders and Associate Jonathan Grogan from the Contentious Probate department at Sintons, recorded a podcast concentrating on 'Caveats and blocking a grant of probate'.
Solicitor Charlotte Johnston from the Real Estate team at Sintons, recently recorded a podcast discussing the 'Building Safety Act - Episode 1'.
In episode 8 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons' family team, solicitor Sophie Dodds answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
In the eighth of our understanding corporate law podcast series, solicitor Jonathan Tutu discusses 'Share rights'.
In episode one of our new 'Monthly Q&A with Sintons Wills, Trusts and Estates Team' series, Associate Lauren Fraser answers three of your questions.
These sessions will run on the second working Friday of each month, live, at 10am on Teams.
In the fifth of our 'benefits of involving third party experts and professionals in your divorce' webinar series, Family Solicitor Sophie Dodds spoke with Sam Gibson, Chartered Financial Planner at Brewin Dolphin.
In the seventh of our understanding corporate law podcast series, solicitor Lewis McKeown gives an overview of 'setting up a limited company - part two.'
In episode 7 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons family team, solicitor Sophie Dodds answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 34’ – with Keith Land and Ailsa Hobson. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Leigh Garbutt from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded issue 81 of our Monthly Employment Bulletin as a podcast.
In episode five of our 'Top Tips for Dentists' podcast series, Associate Catherine Hope from our Employment team discusses 'employment law jargon in a dental sale or purchase'.
In the eleventh of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Senior Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'ground rent provisions in leases'.
In the sixth of our understanding corporate law podcast series, solicitor Lewis McKeown gives an overview of 'setting up a limited company - part one.'
In the fourth of our 'benefits of involving third party experts and professionals in your divorce' webinar series, Family Solicitor Sophie Dodds spoke with Associate Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts & Estates team at Sintons.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 33’ – with Keith Land and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In episode 6 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons family team, solicitor Sophie Dodds answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
An ambitious fundraising challenge which had to be cancelled due to COVID-19 is now being launched by Sintons’ trainee group.
The challenge scheduled for 2020 – Paddle the Bann, a two-day 58km canoeing expedition from Lough Neagh in Ireland to Coleraine on the coast of the Atlantic – had to be postponed after falling victim to pandemic restrictions.
However, it has now been revived for 2022 by the 11-strong trainee group, which comprises graduate trainee solicitors and solicitor apprentices.
The 2022 Trainee Challenge will raise funds for Sintons’ staff charity The People’s Kitchen, which will be the focus of the firm’s fundraising for two years.
In this podcast, David Pritchard, Peter Jennings, Charlotte Johnston and Charlotte Gunn discuss the upcoming challenge.
In the third of our 'benefits of involving third party experts and professionals in your divorce' webinar series, Family Solicitor Sophie Dodds spoke with Alex Neilson from Cazenove Wealth Management.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 32’ – with Keith Land and Angela Carver. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In episode 5 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons family team, solicitor Sophie Dodds answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
Leigh Garbutt from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded issue 80 of our Monthly Employment Bulletin as a podcast.
Partner and Head of the Agriculture, Estates & Rural Property department at Sintons, Tom Wills, alongside Real Estate solicitor Sam Watts recently recorded a podcast where they discussed the implications for landlords following the end of the moratorium.
As no fault divorce comes into effect today, Partner and Head of the Family team at Sintons Louise Masters, appeared on the BBC Radio Newcastle breakfast show with Alfie Joey to discuss.
In the tenth of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Senior Associate Suzanne Dixon and guest speaker Sophie Dodds from our Family department discuss 'Transfers of Equity'.
Partner and Head of the Family team at Sintons Louise Masters, appeared on the BBC Radio Newcastle mid-morning show with Gilly Hope to discuss 'No fault divorce', as it goes live from the 6th April 2022.
In the concluding episode 15 of our Trainee Times podcast series, fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell interviews Head of Marketing David Pritchard.
In episode 14 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell held a Q&A session with all our podcast speakers - where they answered some of the questions our listeners had asked us throughout the full series.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 31’ – with Keith Land and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In episode 13 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell talk to NQ solicitor Sam Watts.
In episode 4 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons family team, solicitor Sophie Dodds answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
In episode 12 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell talk to NQ solicitor Ellie Marriott.
In the second of our 'benefits of involving third party experts and professionals in your divorce' webinar series, Family Solicitor Sophie Dodds spoke with Michael Jessop, Chartered Financial Planner with Abacus Wealth.
In episode nine of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and partner Emma Saunders from our Contentious Probate team discuss 'potential challenges post death'.
In episode 11 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell talk to first year Trainee Solicitor Emily Richardson.
In the ninth of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'buy to let purchases and company mortgages'.
In episode 10 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell talk to first year Trainee Solicitor Leigh Garbutt.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 30’ – with Angela Carver and Emily Richardson. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In episode eight of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Leigh Garbutt from our Real Estate team discuss 'licenses for alterations on rural properties'.
In episode 9 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell talk to first year Trainee Solicitor Charlotte Gunn.
In episode 8 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell talk to first year Solicitor Apprentice Sabrina Jackland.
In episode 3 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons family team, solicitor Sophie Dodds answers three of your family related questions. Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
Emily Richardson from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded our February 2022 issue of the Employment Law Update Bulletin as a podcast.
In episode 7 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and Marketing Executive Peter Jennings talk to fourth year Trainee Solicitor Saffron Sinclair.
In episode 6 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard talks to fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Nathan Johnson.
In episode 5 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell talk to first year Trainee Solicitor Amy Carlton.
In the third of her 'Understanding Business Immigration' podcast series, Associate Fiona Campbell discusses 'what you should do if an employee fails to provide evidence of Right to Work in the UK'.
In episode 4 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard talks to second year Trainee Solicitor Charlotte Johnston.
In episode eleven of our ‘Understanding Debt Recovery with Allison Thompson’ podcast series, Allison discusses 'Court orders for sale'.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 29’ – with Catherine Hope and Emily Richardson. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In episode 3 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell talk to first year Trainee Solicitor Daniel Earle.
In episode 2 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard and fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell talk to first year Trainee Solicitor Ben McMurdo.
In episode 2 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons family team, solicitor Sophie Dodds answers three of your family related questions.
Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
In the eigth of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Associate Suzanne Dixon and guest speaker Lauren Fraser from our Wills, Trusts & Estates department discuss 'Joint ownership and declarations of trust'.
In episode 1 of our Trainee Times podcast series, Head of Marketing David Pritchard talks to fifth year Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell.
Sophie Dodds, Family Law Solicitor at Sintons recently appeared on the Alfie Joey breakfast show on BBC Radio Newcastle, where she discussed 'no fault divorce'.
In the fifth of our understanding corporate law podcast series, solicitor Sophie Townes gives an 'overview of a basic asset sale and share sale transaction.'
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 28’ – with Ailsa Hobson and Emily Richardson. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In episode 1 of our monthly live Q&A sessions with Sintons family team, solicitor Sophie Dodds answers three of your family related questions.
Just a reminder that these sessions have come about due to the volume of questions we received for our live Q&A session during the recent Good Divorce Week. We weren’t able to answer anywhere near the questions we received and we thought these sessions would therefore be a great idea. Moving forward we are going to be running them at 10am on the third Friday of each month, live, on Teams.
Head of Marketing David Pritchard and Solicitor Apprentice Leah Greenwell introduce the Trainee Times podcast series, launching in January 2022
In the seventh of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'Searches'.
In the fourth of our understanding corporate law podcast series, solicitor Sophie Townes discusses 'terminology - share sales.'
From 29th November- 3rd December, Resolution promoted their annual Good Divorce Week campaign to raise awareness of the work of family justice professionals.
Good Divorce Week 2021 focused on how parents can embrace a child-focused approach to separation.
To support Good Divorce Week, Louise Masters and Sophie Dodds from the Family team at Sintons hosted a live Q&A session, answering family law related questions that were put forward specifically for the session.
In the third of our podcasts supporting #GoodDivorceWeek Family Solicitor Sophie Dodds discusses 'The Collaborative Process' #ABetterWay
In the second of our podcasts supporting #GoodDivorceWeek Family Solicitor Sophie Dodds discusses 'Top tips on how to have a child focused separation' #ABetterWay
In the first of our podcasts supporting #GoodDivorceWeek Family Solicitor Sophie Dodds discusses 'The key elements of no-fault divorce' #ABetterWay
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 27’ – with Catherine Hope and Fiona Campbell. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In the third of our 'Top tips for GPs' podcast series, Head of NHS Healthcare Amanda Maskery gives an overview of GP Mergers.
In episode seven of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Sam Watts from our Real Estate team discuss 'right of way - landowners options'
Emily Richardson from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded our November 2021 issue of the Employment Focus as a podcast.
In episode ten of our ‘Understanding Debt Recovery with Allison Thompson’ podcast series, Allison discusses 'Enforcement of financial orders'.
Solicitor in the Construction & Engineering department as Sintons Jay Balmer recorded a podcast today concentrating on liquidated damages following recent caselaw updates
In the third of our understanding corporate law podcast series, solicitor Jonathan Tutu discusses specific assets to be sold - part two.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 26’ – with Catherine Hope and Fiona Campbell. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In the second of our 'Top tips for GPs' podcast series, Healthcare & Employment associate Fiona Campbell gives an overview on dealing with disciplinaries
Sophie Dodds, Solicitor in the Family team at Sintons recently recorded a podcast, which is another in the series of Family related podcasts. In this episode, Sophie discusses financial remedy on divorce.
In the sixth of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'Tyneside Flats'.
Head of Debt Recovery Allison Thompson hosts our Autumn Debt Summit 2021, our guest speakers include Allison and;
- Chris Badger, Director of Legal and Compliance, JUST
- Martin Wardle, Director, Robson Laidler
- Angus Ashman, Partner, Sintons
Head of Employment Keith Land and Associates Angela Carver and Fiona Campbell recently gave our Annual Employment & Immigration Update seminar, held at Newcastle Eagles.
In the second of our understanding corporate law podcast series, solicitor Jonathan Tutu discusses specific assets to be sold.
Catherine Hope from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded issue 78 of our Monthly Employment Bulletin as a podcast.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 25’ – with Keith Land and Angela Carver. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In the fifth of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'leasehold properties'.
In episode six of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Sam Watts from our Real Estate team discuss 'public rights of way - changes to the the definitive map.'
In episode six of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Sam Watts from our Real Estate team discuss 'public rights of way - changes to the the definitive map.'
In episode six of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Sam Watts from our Real Estate team discuss 'public rights of way - changes to the the definitive map.'
In the first of our understanding corporate law podcast series, solicitors Sophie Townes and Jonathan Tutu discussed the differences between asset and share sales.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 24’ – with Angela Carver and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Leah Greenwell from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded issue 77 of our Monthly Employment Bulletin as a podcast.
Sophie Dodds, Solicitor in the Family team at Sintons recently recorded a podcast, which is another in the series of Family related podcasts. In this episode, Sophie gave an overview of divorce.
In the fourth of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'common conveyancing problems and how to resolve them'.
In episode nine of our ‘Understanding Debt Recovery with Allison Thompson’ podcast series, Allison discusses 'Enforcement of a Judgement'.
In the first of our 'Top tips for GPs' podcast series, Healthcare partner Victoria Armstrong gives an overview of property considerations where there are changes to a GP partnership.
Associate Fiona Campbell at Sintons recently recorded a podcast, giving an overview of Business Immigration and the services Sintons can provide.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 23’ – with Angela Carver and Fiona Campbell. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Paul Collingwood, Senior Associate in the Wills, Trusts, Estates and Court of Protection Team at Sintons was recently interviewed by Gilly Hope on BBC Radio Newcastle.
Allison Thompson, Head of Debt Recovery at Sintons recently recorded a webinar for Founders Friday where she discussed 'credit control and debt recovery.'
Solicitor Rachael Jobson from the neurotrauma team at Sintons recently recorded a podcast verion of her recent article, where she discusses 'head injuries in sport.'
Leah Greenwell from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded our July 2021 issue of the Employment Focus as a podcast, where she discussed Hybrid Working.'
In the second of her 'Understanding Business Immigration' podcast series, Associate Fiona Campbell discusses right to work checks.
In episode eight of our ‘Understanding Debt Recovery with Allison Thompson’ podcast series, Allison discusses 'High Court Enforcement'.
In episode four of our 'Top Tips for Dentists' podcast series, Associate Catherine Hope from our Employment team talks about buying your Dental practice from an Employment point of view.
In the third of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'purchasing a residential property'.
In the third of our Court of Protection related podcasts, Solicitor Sophie Moore discusses 'Deciding who to Appoint as Deputy.'
In episode three of our 'Top Tips for Dentists' podcast series, Partner Victoria Armstrong from our Healthcare team talks about selling your Dental practice from a Real Estate point of view.
In episode five of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Lewis McKeown from our Real Estate team discuss 'common land in a rural setting.'
In episode five of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Lewis McKeown from our Real Estate team discuss 'common land in a rural setting.'
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 22’ – with Keith Land and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In episode seven of our ‘Understanding Debt Recovery with Allison Thompson’ podcast series, Allison discusses 'Going to Court with your Debt Recovery claim'.
In episode two of our 'Top Tips for Dentists' podcast series, Partner Karen Simms from our Corporate & Commercial team team talks about selling your Dental practice from a Commercial point of view.
Leah Greenwell from the Employment department at Sintons recently recorded issue 76 of our Monthly Employment Bulletin as a podcast.
Pippa Aitken, Senior Associate at Sintons and Intellectual Property specialist, recently recorded a webinar for Founders Friday where she discussed 'IP as an Asset.'
In the second of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'selling a residential property'.
Podcast na temat zasadniczych kwestii dotyczących wypadków w pracy i uzyskiwania odszkodowań za takie wypadki w UK.
In the first of her 'Understanding Business Immigration' podcast series, Associate Fiona Campbell discusses the EU Settlement Scheme.
In episode six of our ‘Understanding Debt Recovery with Allison Thompson’ podcast series, Allison discusses 'what to expect when commencing a court claim for debt recovery'.
In episode four of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Charlotte Gunn from our Real Estate team discuss 'electrical safety standards in residential properties'.
In the first of our 'Understanding Residential Conveyancing' podcast series, Associate Suzanne Dixon discusses 'Terminology'.
In episode one of our 'Top Tips for Dentists' podcast series, Associate Fiona Campbell from our Employment team talks about selling your Dental practice from an Employment point of view.
In epsiode one of our podcast series from the neurotrauma team at Sintons, head of personal injury Mark Quigley discusses the Rehabilitation Code.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 21’ – with keith Land and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Associate in the Regulatory team at Sintons, Sheila Ramshaw, recently recorded a webinar for Founders Friday, where she gave a Health & Safety briefing.
Podcast na temat ogólnych, ale jednocześnie najważniejszych zagadnień dotyczących ubiegania się o odszkodowanie powypadkowe w Anglii i Wali – Sintons
Sintons’ Employment team, in partnership with Reed HR, have recorded the following complimentary online employment law seminar, where they discussed employment law considerations as lockdown eases.
Partner Emma Saunders from the Contentious Probate department at Sintons chaired the May 2021 Northern Contentious Probate Group meeting, where the guest speakers were Sarah Harrison and Anna Metcalfe from Park Lane Plowden Chambers.
In episode ten of our 'Understanding Personal Injury Compensation Claims with Phil Davison' podcast series, Phil discusses ‘personal injury claims on behalf of a child'.
In episode three of our Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom discusses the importance of keeping your affairs in order.
In episode five of our ‘Understanding Debt Recovery with Allison Thompson’ podcast series, Allison talks about ‘considerations before commencing a court claim for debt recovery’.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 20’ – with Catherine Hope and Angela Carver. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In episode two of our Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom discusses the importance of partnership agreements.
In episode nine of our 'Understanding Personal Injury Compensation Claims with Phil Davison' podcast series, Phil discusses ‘personal injury claims - individuals who have lost capacity'.
In episode four of our ‘Understanding Debt Recovery with Allison Thompson’ podcast series, Allison talks about ‘payment terms and interest’.
Keith Land, Partner and Head of the Employment Team at Sintons once again appeared with Lisa Shaw on the mid-morning show on BBC Radio Newcastle, discussing COVID-19 passports.
In episode eight of our 'Understanding Personal Injury Compensation Claims with Phil Davison' podcast series, Phil discusses ‘how is my personal injury claim calculated? – part three’, which focuses on fatal accidents.
Partner and Head of Family at Sintons Louise Masters recently recorded a webinar for Founders Friday where she discussed protective planning & gave a family law update.
Partner Louise Masters from the Family Law team at Sintons recently recorded a podcast entitled ‘unmarried couples and properties.’
In episode seven of our 'Understanding Personal Injury Compensation Claims with Phil Davison' podcast series, Phil discusses ‘how is my personal injury claim calculated? – part two’.
In episode six of our 'Understanding Personal Injury Compensation Claims with Phil Davison' podcast series, Phil discusses ‘how is my personal injury claim calculated? – part one’.
In episode three of our ‘Understanding Debt Recovery with Allison Thompson’ podcast series, Allison talks about ‘knowing and profiling your debtor’.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 19’ – with Fiona Campbell and Angela Carver. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In episode five of our 'Understanding Personal Injury Compensation Claims with Phil Davison' podcast series, Phil discusses 'are there different types of personal injury claims?'
In episode two of our ‘Understanding Debt Recovery with Allison Thompson’ podcast series, Allison gives an overview of limitation periods in Debt Recovery.
In the second of our Court of Protection related podcasts, Associate Sophie Moore gives an overview of the difference between Personal Injury Trusts & Deputyships
In episode one of our Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom introduces the series and gives a rural overview, whilst discussing the recent 125 year anniversary of Sintons.
Associate Catherine Hope from the Employment Team at Sintons recently recorded a webinar for Founders Friday, where she gave an Employment law overview.
In episode four of our 'Understanding Personal Injury Compensation Claims with Phil Davison' podcast series, Phil discusses 'what are the time limits to make a personal injury claim?'
In episode one of our 'Understanding Debt Recovery' with Allison Thompson series, Allison gives us an introduction to Debt Recovery and to the series.
In episode three of our 'Understanding Personal Injury Compensation Claims with Phil Davison' podcast series, Phil discusses 'how is a personal injury claim funded?'
In episode two of our 'Understanding Personal Injury Compensation Claims with Phil Davison' podcast series, Phil discusses 'how do I start a personal injury claim?'
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 18’ – with Fiona Campbell and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In episode one of our 'Understanding Personal Injury Compensation Claims with Phil Davison' podcast series, Phil discusses 'what is a personal injury claim?
Michael Cattermole and Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts and Estates team at Sintons recently recorded a webinar which concentrated on Lasting Powers of Attorney for individuals and businesses.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 17’ – with Angela Carver and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
In the first of a series of podcasts from the Court of Protection team at Sintons, Melissa Gill explains what the Court of Protection is.
Associate Aimee Hubbard from the Dispute Resolution team and Alex Wilkins from the Real Estate team at Sintons recently recorded a Landlord & Tenant Update.
Partner and Head of the Agriculture, Estates & Rural Property department at Sintons, Tom Wills, recently recorded a podcast where he discussed steps you can take to meet the challenges and changes 2021 may bring.
Associate Sheila Ramshaw from the Regulatory team at Sintons recently recorded a podcast surrounding Furlough Fraud
Emma Pern, Senior Associate in the Corporate team at Sintons recently recorded a podcast entitled ‘Deferred Consideration – what is it and how can it be used?’
To celebrate Headway Mince Pie Morning 2020, Sarah Askew from the Neurotrauma team at Sintons and Dr Kate Heward, specialist neurorehabilitation occupational therapist and director at Rehabilitate Therapy talk over a cup of tea and a mince pie about some of the amazing work that Headway does and what Headway means to its service users across the UK.
Fiona Campbell, Associate in the Employment & Business Immigration teams at Sintons recently recorded an 'Immigration For Employers - The New Immigration Rules' session. The new rules came into effect on 1st December 2020.
Sintons’ Debt Recovery team invite you to join them for their annual discussion on topical Debt Recovery related issues, with presentations from key local and national figures in the Business and Debt Recovery sector.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 16’ – with Keith Land and Fiona Campbell. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Sintons Contentious Probate team and Five Stone Buildings invite you to their complimentary seminar looking at recent will disputes cases, the remote witnessing of wills, the costs of litigation friends and issues to consider in the settlement of contentious probate claims.
Sintons’ Healthcare team, Lloyds Bank, RMT Accountants and Christie & Co invite you to join them for their annual discussion on topical pharmacy issues, with presentations from key local and national figures.
Sintons’ Employment team, in partnership with Reed HR, invites you to join them for their annual employment law update, which will review the last 12 months and what is to come.
Sintons’ Healthcare Team, in conjunction with Perspective (North East), Parklane Plowden Chambers and UNW, invite you to watch their annual complimentary educational conference for dentists.
In support of Brake and Road Safety Week 2020 which is being held this week (16th to the 22nd of November), we have recorded two podcasts where we discuss the vulnerable road user - the cyclist.
Our speakers include Phil Davison, Head of the General Personal Injury Department at Sintons, David Pritchard, Head of Marketing at Sintons and special guest speaker Craig Goff-Cooper who is the owner of Ride Electric. For those of you who don’t know, Ride Electric is a North East based specialist company bringing the phenomenon of the electric bike directly to the market.
In support of Brake and Road Safety Week 2020 which is being held this week (16th to the 22nd of November), we have recorded two podcasts where we discuss the vulnerable road user - the cyclist.
Our speakers include Phil Davison, Head of the General Personal Injury Department at Sintons, David Pritchard, Head of Marketing at Sintons and special guest speaker Craig Goff-Cooper who is the owner of Ride Electric. For those of you who don’t know, Ride Electric is a North East based specialist company bringing the phenomenon of the electric bike directly to the market.
Senior Associate Louise Masters from the Family Law team at Sintons recently recorded a podcast entitled ‘Family law – where are we now?’
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 15’ – with Keith Land, Catherine Hope and Ailsa Hobson. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Debt specialists at Sintons have introduced a new pricing structure, which makes it more cost-effective than ever for businesses and individuals to recover money they are owed.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts monthly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 14’ – with Keith Land and Ailsa Hobson. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts weekly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 13’ – with Keith Land and Angela Carver These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts weekly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 12’ – with Ailsa Hobson and Angela Carver
These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
The team has also given much thought as to what work may look like following
Solicitor Sarah Holmes from the Faith Based Institutions department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast concentrating on potential trustee liability for COVID-19 transmission for the Methodist Church Trustees.
Associate Joanne Russell from the Faith Based Institutions department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast concentrating on non residential leases of church buildings for the Methodist Church Trustees.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts weekly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 11’ – with Keith Land and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Senior Associates Louise Kelly and Danielle Dale from the Real Estate team at Sintons and Ashleigh Tokarski, Associate Surveyor with Knight Knight in Newcastle, who specialises in residential property development, recently recorded a joint Q&A podcast.
This podcast discusses the effect of COVID-19 on the development market with the aim of assisting clients and developers in these challenging market times, with the continuing political and economic pressures around the property market.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts weekly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 10’ – with Ailsa Hobson, Angela Carver and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Associate Catherine Hope from the Employment department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on Settlement Agreements.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts weekly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 9’ – with Ailsa Hobson and Catherine Hope. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts weekly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 8’ – with Keith Land and Angela Carver. These sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance. The team has also given much thought as to what work may look like following the relaxation of the current restrictions.
Today we recorded our ‘Ask the Experts weekly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team – episode 6’ – with Ailsa Hobson and Catherine Hope.
Just as a reminder, these sessions came about due to the employment team here at Sintons having been inundated with COVID-19 and furlough questions following the introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the ever changing government guidance.
The team has also given much thought as to what work may look like following the relaxation of the current restrictions.
Senior Associate Louise Masters from the Family team at Sintons appeared on the BBC Radio Newcastle Mid-morning show with Gilly Hope
Ask the Experts weekly Q&A with Sintons’ Employment Team - episode 6 - with Ailsa Hobson and Catherine Hope from Sintons' Employment Team.
Senior Associate Emma Saunders from the Contentious Probate department at Sintons recorded a podcast with Samantha Lowe of Concentus Mediation concentrating on remote mediation in probate and trust disputes
Sintons’ Employment team, in partnership with Reed HR, recently recorded a complimentary online employment law seminar.
This seminar focuses on ‘Procedural Pitfalls and Pointers’.
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Head of Debt Recovery at Sintons Allison Thompson and guest speaker Neil Jinks, Director of Stakeholder Relations at Just recently recorded a podcast on 'High Court Enforcements'.
Keith Land, Partner and Head of the Employment Team at Sintons once again appeared with Lisa Shaw on the mid-morning show on BBC Radio Newcastle.
Allison Thompson, Head of Debt Recovery at Sintons recorded a podcast that concentrates on 'interest on overdue invoices'
Partner in the Faith Based Institutions team at Sintons Laura Peace recently recorded a podcast entitled 'Manse Sales and Purchases: An update following Government Guidance of 13th May.'
Matt Collen, Partner in the Corporate Team at Sintons recorded a podcast for Newcastle Start up Week 2020 which concentrates on 'legal considerations that apply when taking on investment in an early stage company'.
Keith Land, Partner and Head of the Employment Team at Sintons once again appeared with Lisa Shaw on the mid-morning show on BBC Radio Newcastle.
Allison Thompson, Head of Debt Recovery at Sintons recorded a podcast that gives tips on steps you can take to protect your business at this time.
Partner in the Faith Based Institutions team at Sintons Laura Peace recently recorded a podcast entitled ‘Manse Sales and Purchases stalling due to COVID-19?’ What Can Managing Trustees do?'
Associate Joanne Russell from the Faith Based Institutions department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast concentrating on Septic Tank Regulation recent changes for the Methodist Church Trustees.
Keith Land, Partner and Head of the Employment Team at Sintons recently appeared with Lisa Shaw on the mid-morning show on BBC Radio Newcastle.
Senior Associate Emma Pern from the Corporate team at Sintons recorded a podcast based on her recent article ‘Purchasing Assets from a Distressed Seller’.
Keith Land, Partner and Head of the Employment Team at Sintons recorded a podcast entitled ‘Managing business change in the context of economic disruption’
Solicitor Sarah Holmes from the Faith Based Institutions department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast concentrating on qualified surveyors reports for the Methodist Church Trustees.
Partner and Head of the Construction & Engineering department Alex Rayner recorded a podcast today concentrating on drafting submissions in construction adjudication.
Senior Associate Emma Saunders from the Contentious Probate department at Sintons recorded a podcast with Samantha Lowe of Concentus Mediation concentrating on alternative dispute resolution.
Solicitor Michael Cattermole from the Wills, Trusts & Estates department and Senior Associate Emma Saunders from the Contentious Probate department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on disputes and estate administration.
Michael Cattermole and Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts and Estates department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast with Helen Pennock and Amanda Whitworth from Ryecroft Glenton focusing on agricultural property relief.
Solicitor Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts & Estates department and Solicitor Emelie Vardon from the Contentious Probate department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on will disputes.
Senior Associate Emma Saunders and Solicitor Emelie Vardon from the Contentious Probate department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on proprietary estoppel.
Solicitor Sarah Holmes from the faith-based institutions department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on qualified surveyors reports for the Methodist Church Trustees.
Senior Associate Emma Saunders and Solicitor Emelie Vardon from the Contentious Probate department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on the inheritance act: details for defendants.
Senior Associate Emma Saunders and Solicitor Emelie Vardon from the Contentious Probate department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on the inheritance act a guide for claimants.
Trainee Solicitor Lewis McKeown from the Family department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on cohabitation agreements.
Senior Associate Chloe Dinsdale and Associate Fiona Campbell from our Healthcare and Employment teams at Sintons, Richard Humphreys, Director at RMT Accountants and Dr Rory MacKinnon, GP, recently recording a podcast concentrating on the PCN.
Michael Cattermole and Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts and Estates department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast with Carl Marlow, Funeral Organiser and owner at Go As You Please Funerals.
Debt Recovery manager Amy Carlton from the Debt Recovery department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on the pre-action protocol for debt claims and a letter before action to an individual
Debt Recovery manager Amy Carlton from the Debt Recovery department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on the letter before action to a company.
Associate Fiona Campbell from the Business Immigration department at Sintons recorded a podcast today giving an update to Business Immigration and the services Sintons can provide.
Client support executive Jami Blythe from the Neuro Trauma department at Sintons recorded a podcast with Katie Shepherd of Brake concentrating on Road Safety Week.
Client support executive Jami Blythe from the Neuro Trauma department at Sintons recorded a podcast with her colleague Deborah Busby, Head of Media Relations concentrating on the role of the Family Liaison Officer.
Client support executive Jami Blythe from the Neuro Trauma department at Sintons recorded a podcast with Ian Stewart of the Tyne & Wear Fire and Rescue Service concentrating on the role of the Fire Fighter
Client support executive Jami Blythe from the Neuro Trauma department at Sintons recorded a podcast with Gary Shaw of the North East Ambulance Service concentrating on the role of the Specialist Trauma Paramedic
Client support executive Jami Blythe from the Neuro Trauma department at Sintons recorded a podcast with Bob Rushbrooke concentrating on the role of the Senior Investigating Officer and the 'Golden Hour'.
Client support executive Jami Blythe from the Neuro Trauma department at Sintons recorded a podcast with Chief Inspector Phil McConville concentrating on the role of a force operations manager.
Debt Recovery Manager Amy Carlton from the Debt Recovery department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast with Vince Butler, Managing Director at VTK Investigations concentrating on the investigation services VTK provide.
Solicitor Louisa Bestford from the Family department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on prenuptial agreements.
Michael Cattermole and Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast with Simon Barber, Technical Manager at Title Research concentrating on ‘Managing the risks posed by missing beneficiaries’.
Associate Catherine Hope from the Employment department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on disciplinary investigations and proceedings.
Partner and Head of the Agricultural, Estates and Rural department at Sintons Tom Wills recorded a podcast today which concentrates on commercial property and being aware of the pitfalls.
Partner and Head of the Agricultural, Estates and Rural department at Sintons Tom Wills recorded a podcast today which concentrates on what happens when a will has to be disputed and how this might affect a family farming operation.
Associate Fiona Campbell from the Business Immigration department at Sintons recorded a podcast today following her recent article on applying to EU Settlement Schemes.
Louisa Bestford from the Family Team at Sintons LLP was recently interviewed on BBC Radio Newcastle on the Breakfast Show with Stephanie Finnon and Jayne Middlemiss, 7th August 2019.
Senior Associate Louise Masters from the Family department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on child arrangements.
Debt Recovery Manager Amy Carlton from the Debt Recovery department at Sintons recorded the first in a series of Debt Recovery podcasts today concentrating on the process of Debt Recovery
Associate Catherine Hope from the Employment department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on employment status.
Michael Cattermole and Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast with Fay Collinson, Barrister at Kings Chambers concentrating on ‘Deputyships’.
Solicitor Louisa Bestford from the Family department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on ending the blame game.
Senior Associate Chloe Dinsdale and Associate Fiona Campbell from our Healthcare and Employment teams at Sintons, Richard Humphreys, Director at RMT Accountants and Dr Rory MacKinnon, GP, recently recording a podcast concentrating on the PCN.
Partner and Head of the Rural department at Sintons Tom Wills recorded a podcast today which concentrates on Septic Tanks.
Associate Fiona Campbell from the Business Immigration department at Sintons recorded a podcast today giving an introduction to Business Immigration and the services Sintons can provide.
Michael Cattermole and Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast with Karen Barwick, Director at Laurus Associates concentrating on ‘care home fees’.
Solicitor Louisa Bestford from the Family department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on parental responsibility, inlight of the recent royal birth.
Senior Associate Louise Masters from the Family department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on finances
Senior Associate Louise Masters from the Family department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on divorce.
Andrew Graham from the Conveyancing department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast concentrating on ‘helpful tips for first time buyers’.
Matthew Pexton from the Construction & Engineering Department at Sintons recently recorded the second in a series of podcasts which gave an overview on Commencing an Adjudication.
Senior Associate Louise Masters and Solicitor Louisa Bestford from the Family department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on ‘ways to resolve a family issue'.
Senior Associate Louise Masters from the Family department at Sintons recorded a podcast today concentrating on ‘no fault divorce - the end of the blame game'.
Michael Cattermole from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast concentrating on ‘organ donation’.
Michael Cattermole and Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast with Gary Fawcett, Wealth Manager and Divisional Director at Brewin Dolphin, concentrating on ‘the impact of Brexit on investments’.
Training Manager Louise Dack and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded a Podcast on the subject of Graduate Recruitment at Sintons
Alex Rayner, Head of the Construction & Engineering Department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast which gave a high level overview of Construction Adjudication.
Michael Cattermole and Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast with Leyla Rutter, the CEO of the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter, concentrating on ‘making provisions for your pets in your will’.
Louise Weatherhead from the Data Protection team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded a Podcast entitled ‘GDPR and a no deal Brexit.’
Michael Cattermole and Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a series of two podcasts on Lasting Powers of Attorneys. The second podcast concentrates on business LPAs.
Michael Cattermole and Lauren Fraser from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a series of two podcasts on Lasting Powers of Attorneys. The first podcast concentrates on property and financial affairs.
Michael Cattermole from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a series of four podcasts on the first weeks after the death of a loved one. The fourth and final podcast concentrates on the immediate weeks following the death.
Michael Cattermole from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a series of four podcasts on the first weeks after the death of a loved one. The third podcast concentrates on arranging the funeral.
Michael Cattermole from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a series of four podcasts on the first weeks after the death of a loved one. The second podcast concentrates on registering the death.
Michael Cattermole from the Wills, Trusts and Probate department at Sintons recently recorded a series of four podcasts on the first weeks after the death of a loved one. The first podcast concentrates on what happens immediately after a death.
Louisa Bestford from the Family Team at Sintons LLP was recently interviewed on BBC Radio Newcastle on the Breakfast Show with Anna Foster and Alfie Joey.
24th October 2018.
Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded the eleventh in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘GDPR – 5 months on’
Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded the tenth in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘GDPR or Data Protection Act 2018?’
Chloe Dinsdale from the Healthcare team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded a Podcast on the subject of the GDPR in public authorities
Paul Stevens and Vinaya Jigajinni from the Real Estate team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded a Podcast on EPCs.
Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP was recently interviewed again on BBC Radio Newcastle about the new GDPR Regulations, effective from 25th May 2018.
Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP was recently interviewed on BBC Radio Newcastle about the upcoming changes under the new GDPR Regulations, effective from 25th May 2018.
Lewis Couth from the Dispute Resolution team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded a Podcast entitled ‘online process relaunched in effort to make small claims easier’.
Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded the ninth in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘Data Principles’.
Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded the eighth in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘Data Controllers & Data Processes’.
Emma Saunders from the Dispute Resolution team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded a Podcast entitled ‘Mutual Wills’.
Emma Saunders from the Dispute Resolution team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded a Podcast entitled ‘Proprietary Estoppel’.
A man who was left fighting for life after an incident on the site of a new Teesside biomass power plant is now facing a fresh battle, against insurers for the compensation pay-out he needs to try to move on with his life.
His story was featured on BBC Radio Newcastle on 29th March 2018.
Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded the seventh in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘Privcy Notices’.
Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded the sixth in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘Security Breaches’.
Ailsa Hobson, Associate in the Employment team at Sintons LLP recently recorded a podcast regarding ‘Pre-cancerous’ conditions now being protected under the Equality Act 2010
Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded the fifth in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘Marketing’.
Keith Land, Partner and Head of the Employment Department at Sintons LLP spoke to Metro Radio on 2.3.18 about attending work during the current bad weather.
Pippa Aitken and Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP recently recorded the fourth in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘Responsibility and the DPO’.
Pippa Aitken and Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP recently recorded the third in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘Subject Access Request’.
Pippa Aitken and Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP recently recorded the second in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘Consent’.
Pippa Aitken and Louise Weatherhead from the Commercial team at Sintons LLP recently recorded the first in a series of GDPR Podcasts entitled ‘Fines’.