denbittrapodden's podcast: Recent Episodes
CMS Law
A review of the first year of the new Telecoms Code with two of the leading practitioners in this area, Oliver Radley Gardner and Wayne Clarke of Falcon Chambers
As we enter 2019, our CMS Real Estate Team - Ciaran Carvalho (Head of UK Real Estate), Chris Luck (Partner, Funds and Indirect Real Assets) and Danielle Drummond-Brassington (Head of Real Estate Disputes) look back on 2018 and provide a snapshot of the key trends which we believe will shape and influence the UK and European real estate market over the coming year.
We were delighted to host our first real estate GC dinner last week. Our thought-provoking industry speaker Dave Coplin, led the evening in a discussion on the digital disruption in our businesses. Drawing on 12 years’ experience as Chief Envisioning Officer at Microsoft and now running his own consultancy, he considers how we best utilise technology to work more effectively but also how we use it to feel better connected to each other, instead of getting lost in what he describes as “the digital deluge.” Dave provides a snapshot into the evenings discussion with him in our interview podcast.
In this episode, we are joined by Clare Thomas and Giles Barrie to discuss CMS's latest UK real estate report Box Clever - Warehouses Unpacked, an in-depth review of the warehouses market.
In this episode, William, Julien and Benjamin, partners from CMS’ France and Luxembourg offices, discuss whether fund managers and investors now need to think twice if they are investing in French real estate through Luxembourg holding vehicles. In addition to the podcast you can find out more here: http://www.cms-lawnow.com/ealerts/2018/06/cms-focusing-on-funds
In this episode Geoff Smith and Paul Silver discuss the blockhain, and whether or not it has a role in the property industry.
A discussion with Wojciech Koczara of CMS and Mark Robinson of Colliers about the changing office market in the CEE.
An examination about what is needed from the property industry to support the Government’s aim of banning sales of new petrol and diesel cars by 2040.
This first podcast discusses some of the key themes coming out of our Smart Healthy Agile study.