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Paul Daniels

London, UK

UK Guide 2022

Ranked in 1 departments

Ranked in : Employment: Senior Executive

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Employment: Senior Executive - London (Firms)

Band 2

Paul Daniels represents executives in complex employment disputes including whistle-blowing, dismissals and discrimination. He has notable experience acting for senior figures in the sport and financial services sectors.
"He provides excellent tactical advice on how to handle a case and handles sensitive cases very well." "He has a really good reputation and is a good negotiator."

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Paul is a top-ranked UK employment lawyer with wide-ranging expertise across all areas of employment law including executive dismissal, discrimination, whistleblowing, contract disputes and sport.

Paul’s impressive case portfolio includes complex, high-value and international matters which see him acting for partners, fund managers, city executives and sports stars.

Previous sport clients have included Roy Hodgson, Mark Hughes, David Moyes, Andre Villas-Boas, Nicky Barmby, Avram Grant, Steve McLaren and Alex McLeish. Other sport cases have involved top Premiership and England International footballers, and leading cricketers and rugby stars.

Paul also sits as a part-time employment judge following his appointment in 2005.

Paul’s sport clients have included Roy Hodgson, Mark Hughes, David Moyes, Andre Villas Boas, Nicky Barmby, Paul Lambert, Avram Grant, Steve McLaren, Nigel Adkins and Alex McLeish, as well as other confidential cases involving Premiership footballers, top Executives involved in the Olympics, and top cricketers and rugby players.