LAWYER PROFILE

Rosemary Lundy

UK 2026

Arthur Cox

Ranked in 1 practice area

Employment

Northern Ireland

16 years ranked

About

Provided by Arthur Cox

UK

Practice Areas

Employment

Public Law

Charities

Pensions and Employee Benefits

Career

Rosemary is a partner in the Employment Law Group of the Arthur Cox Belfast Office in Northern Ireland.

Rosemary has extensive experience in all aspects of employment law, with a particular specialism in equality, having worked as in house legal adviser with the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland before joining Arthur Cox. Rosemary provides a full range of legal services to employers on all matters arising out of the employment relationship. Her practice area includes advisory work, commercial transactions, industrial disputes and representation in a range of matters, such as unfair dismissal and discrimination. Additionally Rosemary advises on administrative/public law, in particular on compliance issues arising under Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act 1998.

Professional Memberships

Admitted as a solicitor in Northern Ireland, 1992; Advanced Advocate 2016

Employment Lawyers Group (NI)

CBI Employment Affairs Committee

Employment Lawyers Association (GB).

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession

Employment - Northern Ireland

Band 1

Individual Editorial

Rosemary Lundy handles tribunal matters and other disputes, as well as corporate transactional support and TUPE issues. She has a strong industrial relations practice and also specialises in equality law issues.

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Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Rosemary has excellent communication skills and an ability to identify and understand the key issues while finding a solution that works.
EmploymentChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
Rosemary is always open to discussion and specific in her advice.
EmploymentChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
Rosemary Lundy has a wealth of experience that enables her to grasp complex and sophisticated matters.
EmploymentChambers Guide to the Legal Profession