Whistleblowing: Can claims be brought against co-workers under English law where detriment is suffered abroad?
The Employment Appeal Tribunal in England has found that in exceptional circumstances an employee can bring a whistleblowing claim...
I am an associate in the People & reward team at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in London.
I advise on all aspects of pensions, employment, and share schemes law in advisory, transactional and contentious contexts.
My recent experience includes advising on employment and share schemes issues across a number of complex cross-border corporate transactions, both public and private, and advising on unfair dismissal, whistleblowing, and discrimination claims in the employment tribunal.
I carry out pensions advisory work for both companies and trustees of pension schemes. I also advise on pensions disputes.
I studied Law at Durham University and completed the Accelerated Legal Practice Course at BPP Law School, Holborn, London.
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