Swift, robust legal advice on employment disputes and tribunals
Our employment solicitors advise employers and senior executives on the full range of employment disputes – from discrimination and unfair dismissal claims to breaches of contract terms and whistleblowing.
Employment disputes can be legally complex, commercially sensitive and deeply personal. Whether you’re responsible for managing a dispute within your business or a senior executive defending your reputation, it’s important to receive early and effective legal advice.
On this page
- Who we help – employers and senior professionals facing complex or high-stakes disputes.
- How we help – expert advice to avoid, mitigate and resolve the most challenging employment disputes.
- Why choose us – from partner-led oversight to pragmatic, outcome-focused advice.
- Recognition for our solicitors – independent legal directory quotes about our employment law team.
- Frequently asked questions – on employment disputes.
- Latest news and insights – news and commentary on employment issues.
Who we can help with employment disputes
We focus on helping employers and senior professionals resolve the most complex and challenging employment disputes pragmatically and efficiently, ensuring legal rights, professional reputations and commercial interests are protected.
Employers
We help HR teams, legal counsel and leadership to resolve employment disputes quickly and protect the business with minimal disruption. Our support includes:
- Strategic advice on resolving disputes before they escalate
- Defending employment tribunal or High Court claims
- Negotiating settlement agreements to achieve clean exits
- Managing redundancies, collective grievances and industrial disputes
- Protecting your business’s reputation in the media should the claim be high profile
- Ongoing advice on individual and group grievances, disciplinary issues and whistleblowing procedures to reduce risk and improve outcomes
Senior professionals
We provide strategic advice to executives, directors, partners and senior employees involved in contentious employment disputes, helping to protect their career prospects, secure fair compensation or clear their name. For example:
- Bringing a claim for discrimination, bullying, harassment, wrongful/unfair dismissal or breach of contract
- Responding to internal disciplinary or whistleblowing investigations
- Breach of restrictive covenants
- Negotiating exits or settlement terms
- Enforcing contractual rights e.g. bonuses, notice and Long Term Incentive Plans
- Defending allegations of restrictive covenant breaches such as post-termination restrictions and non-compete clauses