Podcasts about cvas

Landlords and tenants of commercial property face economic challenges and a changing legal landscape. Specialists from our Real Estate, Real Estate Disputes and Insolvency Teams - Ben Butterworth, Emma Humphreys, Harriet Durn and Daniel Moore - discuss the key issues: The current consultation on whether there should still be statutory protection for business tenancies; The new law to allow local Councils to take control of letting High Street properties; Recent insolvency trends, particularly with CVAs and the new restructuring plans introduced by the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020.

John and Sam come to you LIVE right after Cleveland's 132-124 win over the Thunder!!! (0:00) Intro (0:45) Full Buy-In for the Cvas? (1:30) Donovan Mitchell Struggles & It Doesn't Matter (4:00) OKC Defended How They Wanted to & Couldn't Stop Cavs (6:30) How Missing Caruso & Holmgren Hurt the Thunder (9:15) Does the NBA Want This Matchup in the Finals? (16:20) Are Cavs Better Than the Celtics? (20:15) When Do Cavs Lose Next? (22:30) Who Can Challenge OKC in the West? (28:40) Did the Thunder Really Have a 15 Game Win Streak? (33:00) Can the Knicks or Bucks Challenge the Cavs?

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Superfund Remediation and Technology Innovation (OSRTI) is delivering a webinar summarizing lessons learned in conducting climate vulnerability assessments (CVAs) at sites on the National Priorities List (NPL). The webinar will cover:The underlying authorities to consider climate change at NPL sitesKey questions addressed through the climate vulnerability assessment processTools and data sources used to develop climate projectionsRecurring climate vulnerabilities that could affect remedy protectivenessThe associated adaptation measures needed to increase remedy resilience to climate impactsWhile the CVA process described in this webinar has been applied mostly to sites within the Superfund Program, it is considered "program neutral" and may be used as a guide for developing a CVA process and conducting CVAs at contaminated sites in other cleanup programs. To view this archive online or download the slides associated with this seminar, please visit http://www.clu-in.org/conf/tio/cva_111423/

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Superfund Remediation and Technology Innovation (OSRTI) is delivering a webinar summarizing lessons learned in conducting climate vulnerability assessments (CVAs) at sites on the National Priorities List (NPL). The webinar will cover:The underlying authorities to consider climate change at NPL sitesKey questions addressed through the climate vulnerability assessment processTools and data sources used to develop climate projectionsRecurring climate vulnerabilities that could affect remedy protectivenessThe associated adaptation measures needed to increase remedy resilience to climate impactsWhile the CVA process described in this webinar has been applied mostly to sites within the Superfund Program, it is considered "program neutral" and may be used as a guide for developing a CVA process and conducting CVAs at contaminated sites in other cleanup programs. To view this archive online or download the slides associated with this seminar, please visit http://www.clu-in.org/conf/tio/cva_111423/

The Monday Kenny & JT Show is underway following another stormy weekend. The Cvas and Guardians had good weekends. JT covers that, March Madness, Wrestlemania, and more “If You Missed It.”

The Thursday Kenny & JT Show is underway. The Cavs edged the Phoenix Suns last night but Kenny's not happy because he bet on the Cvas to cover. He's really getting into legal sports betting now. We also check out some of the “expert” predictions that we're made before this NFL season.

Bill & Mike Got Your Money Monday Cashed In With Bills Outlast The Browns 31-23-Fred Greetham-Orange & Brown Report Recap - Cavaliers Burn The Heat 113-87-Cvas PBP Tim Alcorn Recapped The Win - Money Monday From Sequoia Financial Group & Jordan Goodman-Money Answers.com - The controversial World Cup is underway in Qatar, and the US plays its first game Monday afternoon-NBC Radio Rory O'Neill - The price of buying a new car is going down, but the cost of borrowing money is going up. What does that mean to those who are looking for cars, and those who are selling them?-NBC Radio Erin Real

Bill Got Your Thursday Up & Running With Cavs Get Crowned By Kings 127-120-Cvas Alcorn & Chones Recapped The Game - Browns VS Dolphins Preview From Dolphins HC McDaniel - John Rich Interview For Travis Mills - Rock Hall Update From CEO Greg Harris - CFK Update From Loretta Arnold - Cleveland Beer-Restaurant Update From Cleveland.com Marc Bona - NBC Radio Rory O'Neill is in Florida had the latest on Hurricane Nicole

Overcoming Adversity: The Accidental Birth of Entrepreneurs Circle with Nigel Botterill Adversities can either break or make you. They can bring out your worst, but they can also lead you to become the best version of yourself. The choice is entirely yours. One thing's certain: avoiding the issue will not bring you success.  In this episode, Nigel Botterill talks about his journey and how he ‘accidentally' built Entrepreneurs Circle. He shares how he overcame losing £600,000 of his business's funds to build a business that has made dozens of millionaires. Nigel also lets us in on the importance of using a values-based approach to business decisions and keeping your staff aligned with your vision. He then shares the 90-minute morning habit that makes his personal and business success possible.  Tune in to this episode to learn how you can turn life's adversities to personal and business advantage! Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Discover the power of overcoming adversities.  Learn the importance of a values-driven approach to adversities.  Find out how to use your time properly for personal and professional success. Resources  Botty's Rules: Success Secrets of the Business in the 21st Century by Nigel Botterill Get your early bird ticket now to the Getting & Keeping Customers Convention 2023 on 2-3 October 2023 at The ICC, Birmingham UK.  Join the Entrepreneurs Circle and discover how you can get more customers, make more sales, and grow your business! Learn more about Entrepreneurs Circle: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram |  YouTube Connect with Nigel: LinkedIn | Twitter  You're Better than you think you are by Angela Cox Always Enough Collective with Angela Cox Coaching with Angela Cox Listen to The Mindset Mentor Meets Episode Highlights [03:09] Getting to Know Nigel Nigel is a business growth expert in the UK.  He is the CEO and founder of the Entrepreneurs Circle  He is also the author of Botty's Rules, which sold over 100,000 copies in 2012.  Outside his business, Nigel is a husband and father of four.  [05:40] Nigel's First Proudest Moment Nigel's first proudest moment is winning the Wind Cup. It's the first trophy he won as an aspiring football player. Growing up, he wanted to be a professional football player. He was so proud when he was invited to the Saturday soccer at his primary school.  Experiences like these shaped him as he grew to do bigger and better things. Now, he helps other people become entrepreneurs.  [08:42] The Beginning of Entrepreneurs Circle The Entrepreneur's Circle was created in 2010 through an accident.  After losing his business to the economic turndown in 2008, Nigel wanted to help other franchisees prepare for challenging times through recession training. His team mistakenly sent a video meant for the franchisees to the franchisees' customers. After seeing the learning gap and ‘appetite' of the email recipients, Nigel offered training for the customers of the franchisees.  The Entrepreneurs Circle now has over 1,000 members from all over the world who are living more fulfilled, more comfortable, and happier lives. [15:14] Nigel's Second Proudest Moment All businesses need a team that works together towards the same goal. The biggest challenge is building and keeping the team.  Nigel is grateful and proud that he could do this with his team at Entrepreneurs Circle.  His team's dedication energises and inspires him. [19:31] Making the Most Out of Life Attack every day with gusto and find things that energise you. Life is too short to spend it doing things that do not make you feel better about yourself. Always be prepared so you can overcome adversity, including those that are not of your own doing. Nigel used to work for large corporations and abide by policies and decisions that did not align with him.  Having his own business allowed him to ‘do things the right way.' Money will flow if your business is doing the right thing. [22:58] Nigel's Third Proudest Moment In 2015, Nigel's business lost £600,000 to a ‘systematic management of accounts and bookkeeping.'  This forced him to take the Entrepreneurs Circle to a Creditors Voluntary Agreement (CVA). CVAs often end in the company closing and people losing money. However, with hard work, Nigel cleared the CVA a year early.  Nigel considers the exit certificate as his single proudest moment as a business owner. He displays the exit certificate in his office as a reminder of his triumph. [31:42] Lessons from Major Adversities Major adversities will change you for the better and teach you the biggest lessons.  Doing the right thing and using a values-driven approach to any adversity will create trust between you and your clients.  The only way out is through.  No matter how empathetic you are, you can never understand a situation as well as somebody who experienced it. [33:22] Business and Numbers You can never avoid numbers as a business owner.  Any business owner can learn to drive their numbers with focus and guidance. [34:58] Nigel's Secret to Success  The secret to success all comes down to how you use your time.  People have built businesses bigger than themselves by spending time on the right things.  Get away from the daily tasks and work on moving the business forward. Mistakes are normal. Just make sure to spend enough time on the things that will make a difference. Nigel uses the first 90 minutes of his day to do things that will make his business more successful and move him and his family to where he wants it to be. 5 Powerful Quotes [16:11] ‘There's not a business that's traded that can't generate an extra 10 or 12 grand a margin in the next 12 months if the business owner really wants to do it.' [20:12] ‘Life is really short to spend it doing things that don't make you feel better about yourself.' [22:34] ‘[When] you do the right things, the money then flows.' [31:27] ‘There are many things in life that impact you and shape you, and we are who we are and what we are to a large extent because of [these things].' [32:43] ‘No matter how empathetic you are or how much you try, if you've never actually had to face the situation, you can never understand it quite as well as somebody that has gone through it.' About Nigel Nigel Botterill is the founder and CEO of Entrepreneurs Circle where he mentors UK business owners and entrepreneurs to grow their business dramatically. Since 2010, he was able to start nine brands from scratch and grow them into million-pound businesses within a few years.  He also authored the Sunday Times bestseller Botty's Rules in 2011, which became the biggest selling business book of the year. Outside his business, Nigel is a family man. He is a husband to his wife, Sue, and a father to his four kids.  You can learn more about Nigel on his LinkedIn and Twitter.  Enjoy this Podcast? If you enjoyed today's episode of The Mindset Mentor Meets, hit subscribe and share it with your friends!  Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast episode, share your thoughts with us online. You can also share it to help your family and friends achieve massive outcomes. Have any questions? You can contact me through LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook. Thanks for listening!  For more updates and episodes, visit my website. You can also tune in on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or Podbean.  To meeting inspiration, Angela  

Jess Harrold is joined by editor Sam McClary and news editor Pui-Guan Man to discuss the implications of the US Supreme Court's decision to overturn the landmark ruling in Roe v Wade and place the availability of abortions in the hands of individual states, with the possible result that more than half will outlaw them.  Together, they share their dismay at the impact the decision will have, praise Cushman & Wakefield for being the first US-based advisory firm to pledge financial support to their affected employees, and discuss the steps that real estate should take to stand up for important rights. In addition, they address more of the week's headlines - including a report into CVAs that offers a surprising conclusion for landlords, big news at Avison Young and a possible boost for the UK high street.

Connor Lovell speaks to Jessica Walker and James Hollingshead from law firm Latham & Watkins about Part 26A and Company Voluntary Arrangements. Our panelists consider recent court challenges to CVAs and consider - “Is the CVA Here to Stay?” If you are not a Reorg subscriber, request access here: go.reorg-research.com/Podcast-Trial.

Mark Hager shares his exciting research on technology adoption in volunteer management. This research was conducted in conjunction with CCVA and focused on CVAs and how they've changed or adopted technology during the pandemic. Mark Hager has been leading the field in research on volunteer management and engagement for years. He has recently released an update on his original Volunteer Management Capacity Study and his new work on Technology Evolution in Volunteer Administration. He joins us to discuss what he learned in this new TEVA study, and what that might mean for the leaders of volunteers and the field of volunteer engagement. He shares how the research was originally designed before March 2020, but that the pandemic has offered an unique opportunity to study the adoption of technology in real time. We talk about what his research has shown about leaders of volunteers and their use of technology compared with other studies of technology adoption - SPOILER - we're willing to use it even if it isn't all that intuitive or easy to use! Technology Evolution in Volunteer Administration: ·  Public brief at https://cvacert.org/teva/ ·  Blog commentary at https://lodestar.asu.edu/blog/2021/08/how-nonprofits-engaged-volunteers-during-covid-shutdown   Volunteer Management Capacity Study: · Original 2003 public brief at http://webarchive.urban.org/publications/410963.html ·  New 2021 (2019 data) public brief at https://volunteeralive.org/volunteer_management_capacity.php ·  Summary reflection at https://d8evol.nmsdev2.com/article/july-2021/volunteer-management-capacity-study-update For More: For more info on research in the field of volunteer engagement, check out Season 2 of the Time + Talent podcast, 202: The Hard Truth: Diversity & Inclusion from the Volunteer Perspective. Guest Bio: Mark A. Hager, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Nonprofit Leadership and ManagementArizona State University Mark A. Hager, Ph.D., is associate professor of nonprofit leadership and management at Arizona State University. He is principal investigator of the Volunteer Management Capacity (VMC) II Study and the Technology Evolution in Volunteer Administration Study, both of which officially wrapped in Fall 2021. Both of these projects were funded by AmeriCorps (a U.S. federal government agency), and Hager is hard at work to communicate results from both studies. Hager joined the faculty at ASU in 2008, where he helps anchor the graduate program in nonprofit studies. Before moving to Phoenix, he was a senior research associate in the Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy at the Urban Institute, a Washington D.C. think tank, where the first round of the VMC study was conducted. His research includes studies of the scope, dimensions, administration, and financial operations of and reporting by nonprofit organizations.   

On this episode of the PTA Elevation Podcast, host Briana Drapp, PTA, CSCS goes over the important things to know about CVAs when studying for the NPTE. At the end of this episode, Briana provides and reviews a sample question that helps students get a feel for how this subject will be asked on the NPTE - PTA. Tune in to learn more! Join our FB group for FREE resources to help you study for the exam! https://www.facebook.com/groups/382310196801103/ If you're interested in the other services we have to offer, please fill out this form below: https://forms.gle/jtFadod1eGBjzc2s7 Follow us on our other platforms! https://linktr.ee/brianadrapp We look forward to serving you!

Senior writer Piers Wehner and court reporter James Lumley join Jess Harrold for EG's latest weekly round-up. Lumley tackles a pair of major judgments arising out of the pandemic - an unsuccessful challenge to the Caffè Nero CVA, and a ruling that the Picturehouse chain must pay up for rent arrears at its flagship cinema at London's Trocadero. Wehner looks at Labour's conference pledge to scrap business rates, and how the industry has responded to such an ambitious plan - and, as the country is gripped by a fuel crisis, shares what he has learned about electric vehicles and the "chicken and egg" problem standing in the way of more widespread adoption.

Roger Elford and Dan Moore of our Corporate Restructuring & Insolvency Team are back with Emma Humphreys to review some of the recent high-profile landlord challenges to tenant CVAs (Corporate Voluntary Arrangements), as well as looking at Virgin Active's use of the new restructuring arrangement introduced by the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020.  Is the British Property Federation correct to describe it as setting a dangerous precedent?   This podcast looks at the following decisions:   Lazari Properties 2 Limited & Ors v New Look Retailers Limited & Ors [2021] EWHC 1209 (Ch)   Re Regis UK Limited [2021] EWHC 1294 (Ch)    Re Virgin Active Holdings Ltd, Virgin Active Ltd and Virgin Active Health Clubs Ltd [2021] EWHC 814 (Ch) (convening) and [2021] EWHC 1246 (Ch) (sanction)

In the second episode in a three-part series on recent cases involving tenant insolvencies, Julie Gattegno, partner at CMS, analyses the High Court's decision to sanction gym group Virgin Active's restructuring plan. Gattegno explains how restructuring plans work, in what ways they differ from company voluntary arrangements and the circumstances in which they may be preferable to CVAs as a route out of insolvency. She summarises the arguments put forward by affected landlords challenging the Regis plan, and outlines the court's key findings.

Jess Harrold is joined by news editor Pui-Guan Man and head of office and workplace research Graham Shone to round up the week, beginning with a look at the two big tenant insolvency cases in the High Court - the New Look CVA and the Virgin Active restructuring plan. Discussions segue neatly into the interesting players entering the UK food and beverage market, and Shone offers his inimitable insights into the London office sector. But how will he fare in his first crack at the quiz of the week?

In the first in a three-part series on high-profile retail & leisure insolvency cases, Jess Harrold is joined by Julie Gattegno, partner at CMS, to analyse the High Court's rejection of a challenge by landlords to retail chain New Look's company voluntary arrangement. In this 30-minute podcast, Gattegno goes into detail on how the New Look CVA operates, and why landlords complained that they were being unfairly disadvantaged. She considers each argument in detail, and explains why Mr Justice Zacaroli found against the landlords, upholding the CVA on the facts of this case. In addition, she highlights certain comments from the judge that perhaps offer a ray of hope to landlords faced with similar tenant CVAs in future. In further episodes, Gattegno will explore the judgment on Virgin Active's restructuring plan, and the upcoming decision in respect of the Regis Hairdressing CVA, ultimately comparing and contrasting the issues raised in each, and what the overall lessons are for landlords.    

Kim Clifford, senior associate at Ashurst, joins Jess Harrold to discuss the significant High Court decisions in Commerz Real Investmentgesellschaft mbH v TFS Stores Ltd and Bank of New York Mellon (International) Ltd v Cine-UK Ltd and others - in which landlords won summary judgment in their claims for unpaid rent during the pandemic. In an under 25-minute podcast, Clifford explains how a procedure that was once a last resort for landlords became the only avenue for redress, as a result of the moratorium on other proceedings. She outlines how the process works and why, even once judgment is secured, that isn't the end of the road. She offers a clear, straightforward rundown of the "kitchen sink" of arguments advanced by way of defence by the tenants, and how the High Court masters dealt with each of them. And Clifford considers how landlord and tenant relations will evolve in the wake of these decisions, and the wider commercial background - including pending court cases on CVAs and restructuring plans, the impending end of the moratorium in June, and the government consultation on how to emerge from it.

How do contractors get the most from preventative maintenance customer value agreements (CVAs)? What's the impact and the positives for a contractor? Brad Humphrey, the Caterpillar experts and contractor Chris Seger, fleet manager with Pavecon, dive into this topic to explore how CVAs help contractors improve uptime.

Herbert Smith Freehills partners join Jess Harrold to discuss the firm’s new report – Forearmed: a real estate disputes guide to likely trends in 2021 and beyond.  Head of real estate dispute resolution Matthew Bonye, head of planning Matthew White and, from the restructuring/insolvency team, John Chetwood, each address key points raised in the report, which sets out HSF’s predictions as to where disputes are likely to arise, providing a “roadmap to preparing for the coming months”. Bonye, White and Chetwood address major real estate battlegrounds arising out of the pandemic, how its long-term effects will impact the way we live and work, and the changing property needs that will result. The discussion covers such landlord and tenant issues as unpaid rent, forfeiture, dilapidations and the position of lease guarantors; planning matters arising out of evolving priorities and changes to the system, including more permitted development rights; and questions of tenant insolvency and CVAs. The full report can be read at: https://www.herbertsmithfreehills.com/latest-thinking/forearmed-a-real-estate-disputes-guide-to-likely-trends-in-2021-and-beyond 

In the third of our series of our Property Patter podcasts looking at tenant insolvency, Emma Humphreys is joined by Roger Elford and Daniel Moore to look at some key points on tenant CVAs.  Listen in for the answers to FAQs including “How do CVAs impact on landlords?”, “What do landlords need to look out for in CVA proposals?”, “When can a landlord challenge a CVA?” and “Which CVAs are already heading to the courts?”

This week Neil, Richard, Andy and I talk about the British Property Federations tantrum over CVAs, Croydon Council's bankruptcy (and yes that is the right term) and which Netflix series we would recomend to comfort you through the cold lonely nights of lockdown. Happy listening!

The current environment is nothing new for special situations investors and their advisors; but the macro-economic crisis has given special situations investors a lot to consider. In a recent roundtable, a group of experts discussed the current deal environment, CVAs, corporate carve-outs, and how government support slowdowns will impact the special sits market going forward.

This week, Neil, Richard and I speak to Jamie Cochrane who sat the JIEB PI exam last week, he tells us about his experience studying during lockdown and adds his opinion to the weekly news which includes the launch of NTI's brand spanking new website, Neil discusses market conspiracy theories as well as the HMRC preferential status and its impact on CVAs. 

What's a CVA and why should you care? Tune into this episode of the Cat® Power Podcast for answers to those questions and a lot more. A CVA is short for Customer Value Agreement, and “value” is the key word. CVAs make it easy to own your Cat oil and gas equipment, keep those products ready to work and deliver the peace of mind you need in good times and tough times. Find out what's included in one of these agreements, how you can tailor a CVA around your operation and the way you like to work, and why investing in one even during a downturn is a smart business decision.

This week we discuss in detail the new moratorium procedure following the guidance from the Insolvency Service as well as the number of CVAs currently being proposed, some recent case law on using adjudication in insolvency and some other good stuff we think you'll find interesting.Thanks for listening!

Veterinary support staff––licensed and non-licensed technicians, practice managers, client care specialists, receptionists, kennel staff and CVAs––serve as the backbone of veterinary clinics and deserve so much recognition for their service in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Like all essential workers, they are putting themselves at risk. But it's all worth it to the three support staff members at North Austin Animal Hospital in Austin, Texas, featured in this episode: Victoria Barton, LVT, Krissy Blystone and Izze Freeman.We would like to express our deepest gratitude for support staff working on the front lines. We are here for everyone in the profession and are monitoring information from local, state and national authorities regarding the COVID-19. For the latest updates, please visit our resources page: https://www.tvma.org/Resources/COVID-19-ResourcesBe sure to follow us on social media. @texas_vma #VeterinaryVitals #TVMAPodcastSupport the show (http://www.tvma.org)

Paul Norman, the editor in chief of the CoStar News UK, sat down with Chris Geaves from Sovereign Centros to chat about building successful retail investment business in the era of e-commerce and CVAs. Chris shared how creating retail spaces brands actually want is key to the growth of the Sovereign’s portfolio. With over £2 billion under management, Sovereign Centros is in a good position to take advantage of the changing trends in retail properties. From destination building to showrooming to accommodating last-mile deliveries for e-commerce, you name it - they got it covered. Listen to the podcast now! If strapped for time, check out time stamps below to skip to the part that picked your interest most. Timestamps: [00:00:55] Chris Geaves on his background [00:06:03] What does Sovereign do? [00:09:07] The role of private equity investors in retail value-add assets [00:10:24] Acquisitions of Centros [00:12:33] What do private equity firms want to get out of retail investing in these turbulent times? [00:16:13] Has retail reached the bottom yet? [00:17:30] Business diversification and building skill set for the future [00:20:47] Following retailers – how to provide the space retailers want [00:24:37] Animating retail spaces – how leisure takes over struggling retails [00:25:46] The latest projects update – Preston [00:27:40] Analysing retail deals in a difficult climate [00:29:54] What’s happening with the Telford scheme? [00:33:01] What are the trends in retail? [00:36:45]An impact of last-mile deliveries and the rise of e-commerce on physical assets in retail and industrial [00:39:22] Sustainability in modern retail properties

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In this episode, the PragMedics talk with HEMS Paramedic Lane Abshire about CVAS, CRM, and PTSD. The boys are lucky to have special guest host Chris Sharpe around to advise on matters such as resource management and, furthermore, introduce them to Lane, who, with teamwork, was able to get him and his crew out of crisis mid-air on a reasonably straightforward HEMS mission. The conversation starts off CVA but ends with a CRM/PTSD twist. Tune in to hear more about the extraordinary doing very PragMedic things. As always, check out the supporters of the show MyMedic, RTIC, BlackWolf Helicopters, and our new supporter Say Again Over! Check out Say Again Over for you morale patch needs and keep an out for the PragMedics line of patches! A special thanks again to A Medic's Mind for our intro and outro. He is doing great things to help address PTS in first responders!

Peter Walton considers the reasons for the ‘success’ or ‘failure’ of company voluntary arrangements (“CVAs”) and to investigate the outcomes where CVAs fail. The frequency of CVAs is reasonably low when compared with alternative corporate Insolvency Act 1986 procedures1 and it has been commented that CVAs have a high failure rate. The research project aims to identify ‘successful’ and ‘failed’ CVAs and by doing so, identify key characteristics which will in turn allow practical guidance to be provided to insolvency practitioners (“IPs”) and also inform policy recommendations to Government.

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Bill And Mike Got Your Tech Tuesday Connected With Browns VS Steelers-Fred Greetham Previewed The Game - Cvas Lose To Nets 108-106-Jim Chones Recapped The Game - Agent Meister-Geek Squad Tech Tuesday - Rick Seaney-Farcompare.com Holiday Travel - Munch's St Augustine Food Drive - Loretta-Coats For Kids - Salavtion Army Christmas Kettle - Millions of Americans travel plans may be affected by a major winter storm that is bearing down on the Midwest

What is the up-to-the-minute state of play on CVAs? And how can retail landlords best protect themselves from the risk of retail tenant insolvency? Alice Dockar, Matthew Bonye and John Chetwood from HSF's Real Estate, Real Estate Disputes and Restructuring teams combine to take stock after the High Court's decision in the Debenhams CVA case and Supercuts' administration.

EG's deputy legal editor, Jess Harrold, joins Julie Gattegno, partner at CMS, to discuss the High Court challenge to the Debenhams CVA in Discovery (Northampton) Ltd and others v Debenhams Retail Ltd and others [2019] EWHC 2441 (Ch); [2019] PLSCS 186. Gattegno offers detailed analysis of each of the five grounds pursued by the landlords in the case, and how the judge dealt with each. She explains how much clarity the decision has brought to the law in the current high street climate, addresses what ground remains for other landlords to challenge retail CVAs - and considers whether more needs to be done to strike a fair balance between the competing interests of struggling retailers and their landlords.

Whats going on NNRC Squad Episode #18 is available for downloading and listening. This weeks guest is 2016 World Champion Davis "The Viking" Ronnefalk Lefty and David chop it up talking about his devastating early exit from his DNC nitro buggy final, his early career, life as a professional RC racer, his social media presence, traveling, mental approach to RC, future in RC, RCGP and many other topics. Thank you David for your time. The Fast Race 10 questions 10 second segment is in full effect and David answers all of Lefty's questions and even gets in some good banter. Check out fastraceshop.com for all your performance hop-ups and step up your bling factor with some of their great products and remember use promo code LEFTY2019 to get 10% off your order. This week Jeff joins JQ and Left in the Assault RC Invisible Speed set up section and we talk about universals vs CVAs and as always there is some proper banter. Don't forget to go to AssaultRC.com and when you check out use promo code LEFTY19 and get 10% off your entire order. Lefty really recommends the tool holder it is perfect for holding your hex wrenches, nut drivers etc on your pit table while you wrench and comes in black and red. Finally JQ gets to rant in the JQ Racing Rant segment and it is about permanent tracks vs one off track  builds for big races. Is there and advantage???? Also thank you to our Patrons that support the show your donations are much appreciated. We have some cool swag to give away also. If you wish to help support the NNRC Podcast every little bit helps and you can at patreon.com/thequagraine.

Matthew Bonye, head of real estate dispute resolution at Herbert Smith Freehills, and John Chetwood, senior associate in the firm's restructuring and insolvency group, join deputy legal editor Jess Harrold to discuss the rise of retail CVAs. Bonye and Chetwood explain the legal framework, and consider the options available for landlords seeking to protect their interests, as well as looking at the future possibilities for court challenge, including potential issues raised by a pending challenge to the Regis hairdressing chain CVA.    

In this episode Michelle is joined once again by her partner in all things nerdy mischief Erin Forward, MSP CF-SLP. Today is the day where they go in and act as Speech-Language Pathology Sleuths! Are you prepared to don your deerstalker cap? (Don’t lie, you goggled that…it’s the Sherlock Holmes hat!) We tackle pediatric CVAs, EOE, Hirschsprung’s Disease, Celiac Disease, and also a quick foray into where to start when the etiology is as of yet unknown. We hope you enjoy the complexity of the cases and the joy of these patients healing processes as much as we do!

2018 hasn’t been the best year for the high street, with store closures and CVAs aplenty. Essential Retail sits down with Rob Barnes, MD, retail technology advisory at Accenture, to discuss what retailers need to do to ensure they are not the next casualty of the high street. Got something you want to tell us about the Podcast? Want to join us? You can get in touch on Twitter via twitter.com/essretail, or directly with Caroline at twitter.com/cl_baldwin

On the second hour of the Chuck and Buck show, The guys discuss the Huskies baseball and softball teams and just how good they have been, and is there anything the Cavs can even do to stop these Warriors?

In 2014, Joe Alton MD began reporting on an outbreak of a little-known disease called Ebola in West Africa. At the time, there were less than 100 cases, but eventually became a major epidemic with 28000 cases and 11000 deaths. Now Ebola has broken out in urban areas in Congo, where it was first identified. With cities of 1 and 11 million in the area, could it become a major epidemic? Find out the latest in developments in Ebola research since the West Africa epidemic in 2014, and is the new vaccine panning out to be protective? Also, Joe and Amy Alton, ARNP discuss a major challenge in austere settings: stroke, aka cerebro-vascular accident (CVA). Find out how to quickly identify a stroke in progress and what to do to increase the chances of full recovery for the victim. Plus, a listener asks about the reliability of the medications he has in his vehicle's medical kit, which spends a lot of time in the hot Texas summer sun. What are the effects on medications and what should be done? All this and more in the latest Survival Medicine Hour with Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy!   Follow us on twitter @preppershow Follow us on Facebook at Doom and Bloom(tm) Folllow us on YouTube at DrBones NurseAmy Channel

In 2014, Joe Alton MD began reporting on an outbreak of a little-known disease called Ebola in West Africa. At the time, there were less than 100 cases, but eventually became a major epidemic with 28000 cases and 11000 deaths. Now Ebola has broken out in urban areas in Congo, where it was first identified. With cities of 1 and 11 million in the area, could it become a major epidemic? Find out the latest in developments in Ebola research since the West Africa epidemic in 2014, and is the new vaccine panning out to be protective? Also, Joe and Amy Alton, ARNP discuss a major challenge in austere settings: stroke, aka cerebro-vascular accident (CVA). Find out how to quickly identify a stroke in progress and what to do to increase the chances of full recovery for the victim. Plus, a listener asks about the reliability of the medications he has in his vehicle's medical kit, which spends a lot of time in the hot Texas summer sun. What are the effects on medications and what should be done? All this and more in the latest Survival Medicine Hour with Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy!   Follow us on twitter @preppershow Follow us on Facebook at Doom and Bloom(tm) Folllow us on YouTube at DrBones NurseAmy Channel

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