Legal 500 Katie Mahoney

“It`s always a pleasure to work with Doyle Clayton. Their lawyers are always easy to use, transparent with their fee structure and always ready to help. We usually work with Doyle Clayton on immigration and they are real experts in their field here. They always provide clear, sound and timely legal advice, no matter how complex the situation. Katie is a General Counsel with extensive experience advising on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious employment law. She was trained and qualified in the employment law team of Norton Rose Fulbright LLP and joined the employment law team of Doyle Clayton in 2013. I`m absolutely excited (albeit a bit shocked!) to be listed as a “rising star” (and key lawyer) this year in the Legal 500 (Legalease) Employer and Senior Executive categories. A big thank you to everyone who made such beautiful comments! #L500UK2022 #legal500 #humblebrag types of work performed: Doyle Clayton advises on a wide range of employment law issues (contentious and non-contentious). If you are facing the challenges and consequences of appealing a court decision, you can contact our appeals team for the highest quality briefings, oral advocacy and strategic advice every step of the way. By combining unparalleled experience in constitutional litigation with creative legal solutions, we are always ready to roll up our sleeves and address the complexities of appellate courts at all levels of the country – including the Supreme Court – on behalf of corporations, individuals, trade associations and other leading litigators. It`s that time of year again – #humblebrag season. We are pleased to have once again been named a “Rising Star” in #legal500 for employers and executives.

A big thank you to everyone who gave their opinion (especially the person who said I was “indomitable, extremely hardworking and a pleasure to work with” and the other person who said I was “in a good mood”!). My punishment #humblebrag (i.e. A donation to #billablehourVI lnkd.in/eZRbaC7q) was properly paid! #Legal500 #ukemplaw I`m thrilled to have teamed up with the brilliant Kerenza Davis from Blackstone Chambers to create a short film (or maybe “Micra” is more appropriate?) Update on the recent Nissan case (in which the High Court clarified that the request for documents for legal advice did not justify the breach of the contract to retain confidential information) for the April issue of the ELA Briefing. Have fun (and sorry for the horrible pun!). “I was very impressed with Katie`s dedication and hard work and her ability to always be one step ahead. She was aware of the unique legal and policy issues that arise in these types of cases and demonstrated a thoughtful and confident approach to dealing with issues as they arose. Nissan v. Passi: what happened and important conclusions (bit.ly/3r07rKZ). Employees cannot remove confidential documents from their employer for legal advice. Katie Mahoney of Doyle Clayton and Kerenza Davis of Blackstone Chambers look at the recent Nissan case, which reminds us of this point.

#employmentlaw #employmentnews #confidential “Peter de Maria is an outstanding practitioner in the field of employee competition, his legal knowledge and sense of strategic intricacies in this field are second to none.” This does not constitute legal advice. All research in this document should be reviewed before relying on it, and a lawyer should be consulted to assess its applicability to a particular model of care. By accessing this website, you agree to the terms of our Privacy Policy and acknowledge that you understand that this tool is not a substitute for legal notice. There is no guarantee that this research will be up to date, as laws and regulations in this area are constantly evolving. Recognized by legal directories as a leading employment lawyer (listed as a “key lawyer” in The Legal 500 and both as a “notable practitioner” and “partner to watch” in Chambers & Partners). Managing your business through the regulatory landscape of the energy market requires constant attention and a thorough understanding of the unique legal issues you face. We make it easy for you to focus on your business goals by providing coordinated legal advice in jurisdictions around the world and leveraging our extensive industry knowledge to drive your success. You can contact us for assistance with all your transactional and regulatory needs in the electricity, oil and gas, renewable biofuels, renewable energy, agriculture, metals or derivatives sectors at home or abroad. MichiganPhysicians: Doctors are allowed to prescribe via telemedicine, which is broadly defined.

It includes telemedicine, which is defined as interactive audio or video, as well as online messaging. For our full report on the rules for telemedicine modalities and patient-provider relationships, click below to download it. ConnecticutDoctors: Connecticut allows prescription based on real-time two-way interactive communication or storage and transfer technologies. Fax, audio telephone, SMS and e-mail are excluded from the definition of “telemedicine”. Telemedicine providers must also have access to the patient`s medical history and medical record. For our full report on the rules for telemedicine modalities and patient-provider relationships, click below to download it. Commercial properties: Cardiff Roger Berry, Berry Smith Rowland Davies, Geldards Jonathan Geen, Acuity Legal Nigel Griffiths, Blake Morgan Peter Hurn, Hugh James Philip Jardine, Blake Morgan Nefydd Jones, Eversheds Sutherland (International) Caroline O`Flaherty, Hugh James Geoff Reed, Blake Morgan James Trafford, Eversheds Sutherland (International) Next generation lawyers Nicola Beynon, The Big Solicitors Adam Thomas, Gareth Wedge de Geldard, Darwin Gray Jonathan Woodward, Eversheds Sutherland (International) IllinoisPhysicians: Health care professionals are generally allowed to use telemedicine to provide services, including telemedicine. Telemedicine, on the other hand, is broadly defined in the Medical Practice Act and includes “telephone” and “electronic” means. For our full report on the rules for telemedicine modalities and patient-provider relationships, click below to download it. Our recent article on the use of personal email for business purposes (bit.ly/3xmeUoJ) was published in the latest issue of Privacy Laws and Business. Our experts Piers Leigh-Pollitt (Privacy), Mike Hibberd (Privacy) and Katie Mahoney (Employment) examined the risks to businesses and individuals and discussed best practices for employers.

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