If you have ever wondered about how litigation is conducted across the UK, this podcast provides a focus on jurisdiction and how cases are handled in Northern Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales.

Shoosmiths litigation partners Paula Swain, Gillian Crotty and Andrew Foyle discuss jurisdiction and how litigation is conducted in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland and will be covering the following:

Learning about our UK teams and their experience

Where to start court proceedings

The difference between jurisdiction and applicable law

The preservation of assets and other interim steps

If you have ever wondered about how litigation is conducted across the UK, this podcast provides a focus on jurisdiction and how cases are handled in Northern Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales.

Shoosmiths litigation partners Paula Swain, Gillian Crotty and Andrew Foyle discuss jurisdiction and how litigation is conducted in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland and will be covering the following:

- High level differences- How cases are presented- How evidence is given

Andy Graham and Amy Leech chat with special guest Jo Tunnicliff (employment associate at Shoosmiths) in episode 36, about the current state of the tribunal system and how COVID-19 has impacted tribunal hearings.

Amy Leech is joined by Shoosmiths’ immigration specialists Rachel Harvey and Rory Stone in episode 35, to provide a right to work check refresher and an update on recent changes in this area.

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In episode 34, Andy Graham and Amy Leech chat through the continuing importance of mental health in the workplace and what employers can consider doing to support employees, including the benefits of having mental health champions in the workplace.

Shoosmiths colleagues Andy Graham and Amy Leech debate the four-day working week pilot and some key considerations for employers looking to implement this type of working pattern.

Shoosmiths colleagues Andy Graham and Amy Leech think ’green’ and consider how employers can achieve the green credentials many organisations now aspire to, in episode 32 of the Shoospeak HR Podcast.

Andy Graham and Amy Leech discuss key considerations for employers to ensure that they have a strategy in place to properly protect their business interests in the current ever changing world of work, in episode 31.