Employment
London (Bar)
5 years ranked
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Rad is an employment law specialist with a particular emphasis in appeals. He has appeared in the EAT on over 100 occasions and, over the last six years, more than anyone else in the country. He has appeared in the Court of Appeal on numerous occasions, generally unled, and has over 30 reported cases to his name. He is instructed as lead counsel on the pivotal whistleblowing case of Wicked Vision v Rice, due to be heard in the Court of Appeal in 2025.
Rad is regularly instructed across a wide range of cases covering the employment and discrimination law spectrum, including unfair dismissal, redundancy, discrimination, maternity/pregnancy rights, flexible working, whistleblowing, breach of contract, unlawful deductions of wages, and equal pay. He has a particular interest in TUPE and industrial action claims. Rad has a wide client base which includes individuals, trade unions, national and multinational companies, charities, police forces and NHS Trusts.
Specialising in employment and professional disciplinary, over the years Rad appears before judges across the judicial spectrum, from lay magistrates to Lord Justices of Appeal. This broad experience demands versatility as an advocate, adapting to the demands of his tribunal, and is reflected by his wide client base.
Bar Pro Bono unit
Industrial Law Society
Employment Lawyers Association
Employment Law Bar Association
Free Representation Unit
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Rad Kohanzad is an accomplished employment barrister who earns widespread praise for his appellate practice. He regularly appears on behalf of companies and individuals in the Employment Appeal Tribunal.
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Rad Kohanzad is an effective tactician who spots appeal points that others miss.
Rad is an excellent barrister who is personable, easy to deal with, and a first-class advocate.
Rad Kohanzad is sharp, has good advocacy, and is easy to work with.
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