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Employment | UK Bar

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This section covers employment tribunal litigation related to sex, race and age discrimination, workforce redundancies and employment issues arising from mergers. Equal pay and worker status cases have been prominent in recent years. The section encompasses equality law and industrial relations practices. ‘Commercial’ employment cases in the High Court are also catered for. Cases involving non-compete and team-move injunctions are frequently submitted.

Rankings overview for Sets

1

Band 1

  1. Nine Chambers
2

Band 2

  1. Kings Chambers
    Kings Chambers 12 Years Ranked
3

Band 3

  1. St John's Buildings
1

Band 1

  1. Paul Gilroy KCNine Chambers
  2. Simon Gorton KCExchange Chambers
2

Band 2

  1. Edward Morgan KCNine Chambers

New Silks

  1. Daniel Northall KC
    Daniel Northall KC Littleton Chambers18 Years Ranked
1

Band 1

  1. Paras Gorasia
    Paras Gorasia Old Square Chambers13 Years Ranked
  2. Annette P GumbsSt John's Buildings
  3. James BoydKings Chambers
  4. Joanne ConnollyNine Chambers
  5. Louise QuigleyNine Chambers
  6. Stefan Brochwicz-LewinskiNine Chambers
2

Band 2

  1. Anisa Niaz-Dickinson
    Anisa Niaz-Dickinson Kings Chambers9 Years Ranked
  2. Ben Williams
    Ben Williams Kings Chambers11 Years Ranked
  3. Catherine Knowles
    Catherine Knowles Exchange Chambers5 Years Ranked
  4. Amy SmithNine Chambers
  5. Ghazan MahmoodSt John's Buildings
  6. Jason SearleSt John's Buildings
  7. Lena AmarteyNine Chambers
  8. Nigel GrundyNine Chambers
3

Band 3

  1. Robert Lassey Nine Chambers3 Years Ranked
  2. Martin BudworthKings Chambers
  3. Rachael LeveneNine Chambers
  4. Tom WoodSt John's Buildings

All Sets profiles

1

Band 1

  1. Nine Chambers
    Employment
    2025 | Band 1
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2

Band 2

  1. Kings Chambers
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    Kings Chambers
    Employment
    2025 | Band 2 | 12 Years Ranked

    Kings Chambers draws upon exceptional expertise in healthcare litigation to assist employers and employees in breach of contract, discrimination and whistle-blowing claims. The barristers have represented a number of large nationwide employers in unfair dismissal cases. They act before the employment tribunals and in appeals before the EAT and Court of Appeal. Members recently represented the respondent in Mrs Y Hepworth v Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, discrimination and harassment case. One interviewee comments: "The set take ownership of the matter so you know you are in safe hands."

    The director of clerking is Stephen Loxton.

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Band 3

  1. St John's Buildings
    Employment
    2025 | Band 3
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