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Doyle Clayton
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Doyle Clayton

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  • Firm Details

    Chairman: Peter Doyle

    Chief Executive: Tina Wisener

    Senior Partner & Head of City Office: Peter De Maria

    Partner & Head of Thames Valley Office: Kate Kapp

    Partner & Co-Head of Bristol Office: Anne-Marie Boyle

    Partner & Co-Head of Bristol Office: Harry Parker

    Head of Education: Simon Henthorn

    Head of Corporate and Commercial: Liz Barton

    Head of Immigration: Anita De Atouguia

    Head of Employee Ownership Trusts: Garry Karch

    Head of Pensions: Andrew Campbell

    Number of partners: 30

    Number of other fee earners: 56

  • Firm Overview

    We offer legal and advisory support to clients on issues arising in the workplace, and provide realistic and effective solutions on employment, business and personal immigration, corporate and commercial law, and education issues.

  • Main Areas of Practice

    Employment Law Advice For Employers

    Employment Law Advice for Employees

    Business Immigration

    Personal Immigration

    Education Advice

    Corporate & Commercial

    Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) Services

    Pensions Advice

  • Other Services Include

    Advice for the Recruitment Sector

    Mediation in employment disputes

    Startup Lawyers

    B Corp Services

    Data Protection

    Financial Services Disputes

    Regulatory Disputes

  • International Work

    Much of the firm’s work has an international element. This is serviced through ELLINT (Employment and Labor Lawyers International) the organisation of specialist employment law firms, as well as Doyle Clayton’s network of other global employment and related specialist law firms and advisers. Established relationships also exist with leading inward investment agencies with foreign businesses frequently helped to set up and expand in the UK and beyond into Europe.

  • Sector Expertise

    For clients, using advisers with first hand, practical experience of their industry provides real advantages. Many of Doyle Clayton's lawyers and consultants have worked in-house in the industries they now advise, giving them in-depth and specialist insight. Sectors the firm is currently helping clients in include - financial services, insurance, professional services, engineering and manufacturing, retail, hospitality and leisure, built environment, technology, media, fashion, life sciences and healthcare, energy and natural resources, transport and logistics, as well as education and not for profit.

  • Clients

    Doyle Clayton’s client base is particularly broad and includes organisations ranging from multinationals to successful UK businesses and start-ups as well as NPO’s (including educational institutions), along with senior executives and other individuals. The result is a unique insight into the broad people and connected issues that organisations regularly encounter which many law firms working solely for employees do not have experience of. It also enables individuals to be advised more effectively and strategically than firms not regularly working with employers.

  • Contact
  • Offices

    London (City)

    One Crown Court

    Cheapside

    London

    EC2V 6LR

    Reading

    Apex Plaza

    Forbury Road Reading

    RG1 1AX

    Bristol

    17-19 Berkeley Square

    Bristol

    BS8 1HB

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UK - Head office

Greater London

One Crown Court Cheapside, London, Greater London, UK, EC2V 6LR, London

UK

Bristol

17-19 Berkeley Square, Bristol, Bristol, UK, BS8 1HB, Bristol


Berkshire

Apex Plaza, Forbury Road, Reading, Berkshire, UK, RG1 1AX, Reading

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