Partnership: Contentious
UK-wide
1 year ranked
Provided by Fox & Partners
Shiv specialises in employment and partnership law. He advises senior executives, partners, LLP members, companies, partnerships and LLPs on a range of contentious and non-contentious workplace issues. His recent experience includes partner exits, discrimination, whistleblowing, compulsory retirement and expulsion.
Shiv advises clients from a variety of sectors on all aspects of their employment, from reviewing contracts to contentious exits involving unfair dismissal, whistleblowing and discrimination. He has significant experience advising senior executives on the negotiation of their settlement agreements. He is particularly interested in employee and partner competition cases and has advised a number of senior individuals on restrictive covenants and team moves, and has experience of litigating in the Employment Tribunal and High Court and regularly assists with the resolution of disputes. Shiv provides clear, commercial and pragmatic advice to all his clients.
Shiv joined Fox in 2019. Shiv trained at Allen & Overy and qualified as a solicitor in 2014.
Employment Lawyers Association and the Association of Partnership Practitioners. Shiv is also a Freeman of the City of London Solicitors’ Company.
Shiv has written a number of articles, including in Accountancy Daily, The Accountant and People Management. He has also appeared on ‘Foxed’, the firm’s podcast, discussing issues relating to team moves.
Provided by Chambers
Shiv Raja assists clients on contentious partnership matters, with experience advising international law firms and other professional services outfits.
Provided by Chambers
Shiv is an excellent lawyer. His meticulous attention to detail is unmatched, and his calm demeanour provides great reassurance in complex situations.
He was always available and aware.
Shiv was always impressively rapid in his responses and displayed a mastery of a multifaceted case.
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