Rob (Host, Legally Speaking Podcast)

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1,329 appearances 15 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 3 Aug

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It's crazy, but it's uh it's so it's so important.
And you know, because your firm gives UK people and businesses access to legal expertise basically around the world.
As I say, we keep listing all the multiple jurisdictions that you've been able to operate in.
Are there cases where that access has made all the difference when maybe the client might otherwise have been completely out of their depth?
Because I think Judicare has recently highlighted a hard thought Supreme Court win in Spain overseas property dispute, which feels like a strong example of the kind of outcome act state in this space.
So tell us more about that.
Shoulder shoulder all the way through.
And so important, isn't it?
Because that's what clients ultimately need and and expect.
Because, you know, international property and cross border legal issues can be full of a lot of misinformation, delay, false confidence, you know, lies.
So what do clients most get wrong from your experience at the outset?
And what should they be asking much earlier?
It's so true.
I I sort of bit of a segue.
I always talk about the way you act online is how you should act offline.
You know, then similarly like the way you're going about a house purchase here in the UK, you know, you should probably do a similar or at least make sure you're doing those levels of due diligence in in the same way or indeed instructing the experts rather than cutting corners.
So yeah, really good advice.
And y you know, we've talked about your frustrations and how you entered the world of law first as a client, not through necessary
The the legal route.
What do you think law firms still do not fully understand about how clients actually experience legal problems?
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