Did Red Bull Shoot the Messenger?

Thu 21st Mar 2024

Christine Caffrey gives an insight into the Christian Horner controversy after his female colleague accused the Red Bull F1 boss of “inappropriate behaviour”. In International Employment Lawyer, Christine explains what legal action Red Bull could face and the employment laws the company needs to consider as the internal investigation takes place.

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