Get Legally Speaking With Hatti Suvari

Think holiday entitlement is just a workplace perk? Think again. Millions of UK workers lose paid leave every year simply because they don’t know their rights. In this eye-opening episode of Get Legally Speaking, Hatti is joined by employment law specialist Lisa Hatch to reveal what the law really says about your annual leave, in clear, straight-talking English. Discover the legal minimum holiday your employer must give you, whether bank holidays count, when unused leave can legally be carried over, what happens if your employer says “no”, and how to challenge unfair treatment confidently and professionally. Your holiday entitlement is not a favour, it is your legal right. If you work in the UK, this is essential listening, or share this episode with a colleague, friend or family member who needs to know their rights at work! #HolidayEntitlement #EmploymentLaw #AnnualLeave #WorkersRights #UKLaw #PaidHoliday #KnowYourRights #WorkplaceRights #GetLegallySpeaking #LegalPodcast #HattiSuvari #LisaHatch They cover: The legal minimum holiday entitlement (and what employers can’t take away) Whether bank holidays count Can unused holiday be carried over — and when the law says yes What to do if your employer refuses to follow the rules How to challenge non-compliance without risking your job Holiday entitlement isn’t a perk — it’s a legal right. And not taking it could cost you more than you. Know the law. Protect your wellbeing. Take the time you’re owed.

What Happened to You? Trauma, the Brain & Healing Explained. Trauma doesn’t just change how we feel, it changes how the brain develops, responds, and survives. In this powerful and deeply human episode of Get Legally Speaking, Hatti sits down with world-renowned trauma expert Dr Bruce Perry to explore how trauma shapes behaviour, and, crucially, how healing is still possible. In this conversation, they uncover: Why asking “What happened to you?” matters more than “What’s wrong with you?” How trauma affects the brain at different stages of life Whether the adult brain can truly rewire after long-term trauma Practical ways parents, teachers, and communities can support healing What gives hope after decades of witnessing human suffering This episode is about understanding, compassion, and creating safer paths to resilience, for adults of all ages, and for the next generation. Hatti deeply believes and supports that understanding the brain changes how we support one another.

Romance Fraud - When Love Is a Lie Romance fraud is costing innocent people millions of pounds, and it can happen to anyone. In this powerful episode of Get Legally Speaking, Hatti is joined by leading criminal law Barrister, Simon Spence KC to expose the truth behind romance scams, dating fraud, and emotional manipulation. They break down: • How romance fraudsters gain trust and control • When a “relationship” becomes a criminal offence • What the law says under the Fraud Act 2006 • What to do if you’ve been scammed, or think you’re being targeted • Your options when the police don’t act, including private prosecutions Shame keeps many victims silent — but knowledge is power. If you or someone you love is dating online, this is an episode you cannot afford to miss. Real stories. Real losses. Real legal consequences.

What happens when a parent denies they’re the parent? What if someone refuses a DNA test? And can a court decide parentage without DNA evidence at all? In this hard-hitting episode of Get Legally Speaking, Hatti is joined by specialist family law barrister Freya Rowe to break down children’s disputes and parentage in clear, no-nonsense English. You’ll learn: • When the Court can order a DNA test • What a Declaration of Parentage really means • The legal consequences of refusing to cooperate • How birth certificates can be changed • What parental responsibility actually gives you, and much much more! If you’re facing a parentage dispute, or you want to protect yourself before one arises, then this episode gives you the facts, fast. Real law. Real consequences. Explained simply.

Workplace bullying is the second biggest workplace issue, with 29% of workers experiencing it at some point, and 1 in 10 people having experienced it just the last six months. But what actually counts as bullying at work? Is it illegal? And do you really have legal rights and protection? In this episode, seasoned employment Barrister James and Hatti bust the myths, explain how the law stands, and explain what you can do if you’re being bullied at work — including how to get help without fear of retaliation. Practical, empowering, and jargon-free — this is one episode every worker should hear, as always, in plain and simple English!