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Employment Litigation

An employment relationship can open all parties up to a range of legal challenges, and you need an expert employment litigation lawyer to defend your interests.

Overview

When choosing an employment litigation law firm to tackle your complex employment case, you need want experience on your side.

Our team of employment lawyers, which includes two part-time employment judges, Kim Wright and Victoria Othen,  has conducted industry-leading work. Not least in taking the first employment-related restrictive covenant case in a hundred years to the Supreme Court – and successfully refining and clarifying the matter for future cases. 

This level of dedication has seen our team of employment lawyers recognised in both The Lawyer and Legal Business Awards in recent years. We will tirelessly tackle your specific employment litigation needs – no matter the size, scope, or sector of your individual case. 

We're here to help whether you require representation in the employment tribunal, employment appeal tribunal, high court, court of appeal, or Supreme Court. Our team  is familiar with all possible disputes arising from an employment relationship and we have worked with a wide variation of clients including high street FTSE 250 companies, tech organisations, and care homes. 

To find out exactly how we can work with you on your employment litigation case, please get in touch.

Get in touch

Kelly Thomson, Partner, ESG Strategy Lead at RPC

Kelly Thomson

Partner, ESG Strategy Lead

+44 20 3060 6250

London

Kelly Thomson
Navin Joseph Lobo Partner, Head of Singapore office at RPC

Navin Joseph Lobo

Managing Partner, Asia

+65 6422 3029

Singapore

Navin Joseph Lobo

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