CJCH Solicitors is pleased to announce that two of its senior legal specialists, Seán Russell, Head of Corporate, and Danielle Pinocci-Hall, Head of Litigation, have featured on the latest episode of the Business News Wales Legal Insights podcast, hosted by Gemma Casey. The episode explores pressing legal problems facing Welsh businesses, including landlord compliance with the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 and the increasing influence of artificial intelligence in the workplace and legal system.
Legal Insights is the Business News Wales podcast series dedicated to examining the key legal and commercial issues defining the Welsh commercial landscape. Each episode offers expert commentary and practical guidance from legal specialists, helping business leaders be informed, compliant and prepared for change.
In this episode, Seán Russell addresses the legal issues that small and medium-sized enterprises encounter as they start, grow, attract investment and operate within an increasingly technology-driven environment. His contribution offers business leaders practical insight into investment readiness and the legal considerations associated with adopting new technologies.
Danielle Pinocci-Hall provides authoritative guidance on the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, describing the specific obligations landlords must meet to guarantee compliance. Her commentary clarifies what the legislation means in practice, helping property owners understand and address their responsibilities under the new framework. In addition, Danielle discusses the impact of the Renter’s Rights Act on the current framework in Wales under the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016.
The discussion also considers the wider implications of artificial intelligence in the workplace and the legal system, examining both the prospects and risks this technology presents for enterprises as they navigate and develop regulatory frameworks.
The full episode is available to listen to here via the Business News Wales website, where the complete Legal Insights series can also be explored.
