Catriona Watt

Private Practice Leaders

Natural justice and the high cost of getting it wrong

In this episode of Counsel Without Borders, Fox & Partners’ Catriona Watt discusses why due process matters, emotive clients, and knowing when to choose ADR

Aerial view of Montevidéu, Uruguai. Independence Square. Salvo Palace. Aerial view of Montevideo, Uruguay. Independence Square. Salvo Palace. stock photo

Spotlight Series

Guyer & Regules: Spotlight on Uruguay

From reduced workweeks to platform worker status, exclusive contributors to the IEL Monitor Guyer & Regules delve into the key issues facing employers in Uruguay

Fair Work Commission

Artificial Intelligence

Australia’s FWC issues AI guidance to tackle soaring claim volumes

Legal and HR teams will be required to provide hyperlinks to any cited authorities and provide chatbot disclosure statements

Volkswagen Plans Wolfsburg

Unions

Volkswagen criticised for “disastrous” layoff communications

Workers accuse CEO of hiding information on cutbacks amid multi-plant shutdown plans

Uber

Data Protection

Uber hit with €825m fine by Dutch data protection authority

Ride-hailing giant says it will appeal “disproportionate fine” over historic robo-firing practices

Community

Trump nominates Littler shareholder to federal bench

AI and technology practice group co-chair and former EEOC chief counsel Bradford Kelley tapped for Louisiana district court

Industrial action

US metals firm to pay $3.66m to former strikers in NLRB settlement

Langeloth Metallurgical accused of delaying recall of workers after two-year strike

Privacy

Meta’s smart glasses could be an employer’s worst nightmare

Privacy and harassment concerns make a ban tempting. Accessibility needs make the issue more complicated

Private Practice Leaders

We’re living in an uncertain and troubling world

Caroline Noblet discusses her big summer move to BCLP, the AI-fuelled disputes boom, and the race to stay ahead of unending change

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