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Amy Wilkinson

Senior Associate

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Amy Wilkinson

Senior Associate

Contact
CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP
Cannon Place
78 Cannon Street
London
EC4N 6AF
United Kingdom
Languages English

Amy Wilkinson is a Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution Department.

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Education

  • 2005 – LLB, University of Sheffield, Sheffield.
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13/09/2022
CMS advises Compass Group plc on acquisition of Equinoxe Solutions
International law firm CMS has advised global food services business Compass Group plc on its acquisition of Equinoxe Solu­tions. Equi­noxe Solutions provides hospitality procurement, supply chain, systems...
News
11/10/2021
Corporate Bribery: a significant conviction 
Summary The “Failure to Prevent Bribery” offence, under Section 7 of the Bribery Act 2010 (the “BA”) makes corporates automatically liable for bribery committed by agents or employees, whether...
Law-Now Reputation & Defamation
29/07/2021
SFO secures two further DPAs for UK Bribery Act offences
On 19 July 2021, Mrs Justice May approved two deferred prosecution agreements (“DPAs”) between the Serious Fraud Office (“SFO”) and two unnamed UK limited companies. These DPAs come hot on the...
Law-Now Reputation & Defamation
25/05/2021
Managing investigations: planning pressures and pitfalls video series
With more internal reporting of concerns within businesses thanks to improved training and controls, and with complex regulatory, criminal and HR investigations becoming more commonplace, corporates need...
Publication
22/04/2021
Watch On-Demand - Managing Investigations Video Series: Whistleblowing
Our latest video in the Managing Investigations: Planning, Pressures and Pitfalls series is now available to watch on-demand on cms.law. In this video we discuss Whistleblowing, including the current...
Law-Now Employment & Pensions
19/03/2021
Multilateral Development Bank Enforcement: Investigator, Judge and Jury
Multilateral Development Banks (“MDBs”), like the World Bank or African Development Bank, are international institutions, set up by nation states to provide financial assistance to developing countries...
Law-Now Reputation & Defamation
03/03/2021
New edition of the CMS Guide to Anti-Bribery and Corruption Laws published
We are delighted to present the sixth edition of the CMS Guide to Anti-Bribery and Corruption Laws, covering the anti-corruption laws in 45 countries, more than ever before. We include full coverage of...
Law-Now Dispute Resolution
09/02/2021
The SFO’s Powers of Production are not universal: Supreme Court overturns...
The UK’s Serious Fraud Office (the “SFO”) has unique statutory powers of investigation, including the right to force disclosure of documents and witness testimony, but, says the Supreme Court, those...
Law-Now Reputation & Defamation
04/11/2020
The SFO secures approval of its ninth DPA with Airline Services Limited
Introduction On 30 October 2020, the Southwark Crown Court (Mrs Justice May) approved a deferred prosecution agreement (“DPA”) between Airline Services Limited (“ASL”) and the Serious Fraud Office...
Law-Now Reputation & Defamation
29/10/2020
SFO publishes guidance on deferred prosecution agreements
Introduction On 23 October 2020, the Serious Fraud Office (“SFO”) published internal guidance (the “Guidance”) on its approach to deferred prosecution agreements (“DPAs”). Background DPAs...
Law-Now Reputation & Defamation
09/09/2020
Risk Essentials: Navigating the new workplace landscape: managing employment,...
Before COVID-19 struck, many employers publicly endorsed flexible and agile working, but the practical reality of the Government’s lockdown meant that many were forced to adopt radical new ways of working...
Event Rebound and Remodel
22/07/2020
The SFO secures approval of its eighth DPA with G4S Care and Justice Services...
On 17 July 2020, Mr Justice William Davis approved a deferred prosecution agreement (“DPA”) between G4S Care and Justice Services (UK) Ltd (“G4S”) and the Serious Fraud Office (“SFO”). This...
Law-Now Reputation & Defamation
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