14 October 2026

Employee arrests: what employers need to do from a Criminal, Employment and Reputation Management perspective?

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14 October 2026

11:00am-12:15am

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Francesca Lopez | Legal Director

Matthew Hardcastle | Partner

Ben Atkin | Senior Associate

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We are delighted to invite you to our Employment team’s webinar on ‘Employee arrests: what employers need to do from a Criminal, Employment and Reputation Management perspective?’

By request, this practical session is a re-run of our in-person event from June 2026 now as a webinar. This session will help HR and legal teams manage employee allegations confidently, covering police processes, employment law risks, and the intersection of criminal and workplace investigations. It also addresses supporting those involved while protecting the organisation from legal and reputational risk.

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