Mandy Laurie, Jen Skeoch, Laura Fitzpatrick and Rebecca Ablett host our latest Employment Law Update Webinar. They share their top ten tips on intellectual property and confidentiality issues, discuss significant cases covering areas such as restrictive covenants, redundancy and discrimination law and also highlight potential changes to employment law post-Brexit.

The information included in this webinar does not constitute legal advice, for specific queries please get in touch with your usual Burness Paull contact.

Mandy Laurie

Mandy Laurie

Partner

Employment


Mandy is head of our Employment division, with a particular focus on Employment Tribunal advocacy, large scale restructures and contentious matters.

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Jennifer Skeoch

Partner

Employment


Jen has an outstanding flair for securing success for clients in complex and contentious employment matters.

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Laura Fitzpatrick

Laura Fitzpatrick

Senior Associate

Employment


Laura is a senior associate in our Employment division.

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Rebecca Ablett

Rebecca Ablett

Senior Associate

Intellectual Property


Rebecca is a senior associate in our Dispute Resolution division, working in our contentious IP and Technology and Media teams.

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