Contact Us ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY LOCATIONS CAREERS INVESTORS CLIENT LOGIN GL Back to Articles Home News and Insights Hubs DWF onDemand DWF onDemand Welcome to DWF onDemand. Here you'll find our range of podcasts, videos and online events looking at global issues, trends and insights. PODCAST Amputation Claims The first episode in the Slice of PI podcasts series discusses the issues facing both injured parties and those facing amputation claims. PODCAST Cost of future care In the second episode of the Slice of PI podcast series, the cost of care podcast is a basic introduction to the DWF database, with a preview of some of the initial trends which we are starting to see and a discussion of how those trends may impact the future cost of care. PODCAST Facing a COVID-19 claim: Initial advice In the third episode of the Slice of PI podcast series, Steve King and Derek Adamson talk through the legal principles that will govern personal injury claims for damages related to COVID-19. PODCAST E-scooters: The new direction of travel E-Scooter use is on the rise. In the fourth episode of the Slice of PI podcast series, Katie Lacey (DWF) and Daniel Laking (39 Essex Chambers) discuss the current law around e-scooters and likely future developments. PODCAST Understanding chronic pain and ICD 11 In the fifth episode of the Slice of PI podcast series, DWF personal Injury specialist and partner, Giles Kellner and Dr Jon Valentine, Consultant in Pain medicine and Director at Pain expert, discuss the chronic pains landscape. PODCAST Dementia in brain injury claim Sarah Mir, Director at DWF and David Heaton QC discuss the suspected causes and risk factors for dementia and the conclusions of published medical literature, before tackling the controversial question as to whether deficits due to dementia are the postponed legacy of a brain injury in the sixth episode of the Slice of PI podcast series. PODCAST Psychiatric aspects of chronic pain The seventh episode in the Slice of PI podcast series, our experts discuss the psychiatric aspects of chronic pain claims. PODCAST Statutory funding In the eighth episode of the Slice of PI podcast series, Michelle Knapp, Director at DWF and Chris Kennedy QC discuss Statutory Funding and the relevance to personal injury litigation. Further Reading INSIGHTS It's not you it's MEES: Commercial property landlords are you ready for 1 April 2023? 23 NOV 2021 Currently, the Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England and Wales) Regulations 2015 (MEES) prevent landlords from granting a new tenancy of sub-standard commercial property i.e. property that has an EPC rating of F or G. INSIGHTS HMRC pledges to open 30,000 enquiries into business COVID-19 support payments 22 NOV 2021 Over the coming months, HMRC will be investigating tens of thousands of businesses, as part of its COVID-19 support payments compliance work. We look at what this means in practice and what it could mean for your business. INSIGHTS IBOR reform (CHF LIBOR) – Polish perspective 22 NOV 2021 From 1 January, 2022 LIBOR rates will cease to be published. The Commission proposed the statutory replacement of the references to CHF LIBOR by references to Swiss SARON in contracts and financial instruments, which do not contain suitable fall-back provisions. SHARE PAGE ACCESSIBILITY COOKIE POLICY COVID 19 RESPONSE PRIVACY NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES MODERN SLAVERY STATEMENT TERMS OF USE SUBSCRIBE SITEMAP © 2021 DWF. All rights reserved. For information about the DWF group, please see our Legal Notices. We place cookies on your device in order to operate this site, enhance your user experience and improve our services. Some cookies are necessary for the site to work, while others help us manage and improve the site and the services we offer you. If you are happy to opt-in to our use of cookies, just click "Accept all cookies". For details, see the DWF Cookie Notice. Necessary cookies only Accept all cookies Review our use of cookies and set your preferences