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International jurisdiction in UK employment disputes from 1 January 2021: flowchart on CJJA 1982, common law, and key tests (domicile, habitual place of work, place of engagement)

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Within Scotland, minor offences proceed by way of a summary complaint. Summary procedure is governed under Part IX of the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995...

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Catherine Taylor
Catherine Taylor

Catherine Taylor is a Partner in the CMS Employment team and Co-Head of the Litigation Arbitration Insurance & Employment Practice Group. She works on employment issues, both contentious and non-contentious and has specific expertise in complex multi-jurisdictional and High Court litigation (especially bonus and employee competition disputes), board level disputes and data protection. Catherine also guides employers through complex investigations, setting the strategy and working with other teams to ensure the best possible client outcome. Her practice is employer focused, with a particular interest in the Financial Services and Technology, Media & Communications sectors. Catherine is joint author of Employee Competition (3rd Edition, published by OUP in 2016). She plays a leading role in the firm’s women’s network, CMS Women....

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