Get practical advice by listening to our experts as they explore current hot topics in the Oil & Gas sector and get you up–to-speed quickly on the latest developments.
Monday 26 April
Data processing and international transfers: What you need to know to keep your data flowing in 2021
Presented by David Goodbrand, Technology & Commercial
Intellectual property and confidential information: How to protect some of your most important business assets
Presented by Rebecca Ablett, Dispute Resolution and Laura Fitzpatrick, Employment
Tuesday 27 April
Immigration: The movement of workers between UK & European offices and offshore installations
Presented by Jamie Kerr, Immigration
Climate activism: Recent cases and contingency planning from a legal perspective
Presented by Steven Guild and Jamie Wilson, Dispute Resolution
Wednesday 28 April
Renewables: An overview of the current renewables sector, the opportunities and challenges for the oil and gas sector, and the race to Net Zero
Presented by Peter Ward and Neil Bruce, Renewables
Thursday 29 April
No Jab/No Job - what’s the legal position?
Looking at where we are now in terms of vaccinations and re-opening of workplaces, what your health and safety obligations are in relation to coronavirus safe workplaces, and the legal risks of making vaccinations mandatory for staff.
Presented by Lynne Moss, Health & Safety
The information included in these webinars do not constitute legal advice. For specific queries, please get in touch with your usual Burness Paull contact.
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