In-House Insights 2024 - Bevan Brittan LLP

Follow the links below to watch the On Demand recordings:

Monday 19 February 2024: Information Law and IP - WATCH THE RECORDING

Ben Pumphrey and Wesley O'Brien looked at key developments in AI as well as recent ICO enforcement action in Freedom of information / Data Subject Access Requests and discussed what impact these have for in-house teams and the key issues to be aware of.

Wednesday 21 February 2024: Contract Update - WATCH THE RECORDING

Judith Hopper, Sophie Mallon, Adrian Webb, and Alexandra Phillips reviewed the key legal developments in contract management from 2023 and offered practical tips to help your teams in 2024.

Friday 23 February 2024: Procurement - WATCH THE RECORDING

The Procurement Act 2023 is expected to come into force in October 2024 and will bring significant change for entities bidding for public contracts or subject to the procurement rules. Fran Mussellwhite and Helen Feinson explored some of the key changes and looked at the steps in-house teams should be taking to prepare.

Monday 26 February 2024: Construction - WATCH THE RECORDING

Louise Robling and Sarah Wilson gave an update on developments in construction law in the last 12 months, including notable cases and key legislative changes.

Wednesday 28 February 2024: ESG - WATCH THE RECORDING

Louise Leaver hosted this panel session featuring Andrew Spicer, Harriet Murray Jones and Daniel Purcell. Our speakers considered how in-house teams can be effective influencers in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and looked ahead to the key issues in 2024 for corporate and finance compliance in ESG.

Friday 1 March 2024: Property Disputes - WATCH THE RECORDING

Steve Eccles and James Teagle covered some key disputes in the commercial property market which businesses have faced over the last 12 months and key considerations for the year ahead. They also discussed issues for landlords and tenants around the expiry of a commercial lease, top tips for landlords to consider during a financial downturn, and key considerations for avoiding property disputes in the year ahead.