Employment


Disabled paralegal’s £41k damages over unfair law firm dismissal

11 November 2024

A paralegal has been awarded £41,000 in damages against a law firm that unfairly dismissed and discriminated against her because she could not work full-time due to disability.


City firm unfairly dismissed associate over party misconduct claims

7 November 2024

A leading City law firm unfairly dismissed a senior associate for sexual misconduct after a defective investigation and disciplinary process, an employment tribunal has ruled.


LPC graduate’s claim against law firm thrown out for late filing

28 October 2024

An LPC graduate who knew she had three months to issue an employment tribunal claim against a law firm where she worked has been refused an extension of time to bring it.


Ex-Slater & Gordon lawyer fails in appeal over dismissal

13 September 2024

A senior costs specialist at Slater & Gordon has failed in his appeal against a ruling that he had not been unfairly dismissed and was not harassed at work.


Barrister “ineligible for judicial posts” fails in JAC discrimination claim

9 September 2024

A tribunal has struck out a discrimination claim brought by a disabled barrister over failed applications for judicial appointment because he was not eligible for the posts.


Partner fails in discrimination claim against City law firm

6 September 2024

An employment tribunal has comprehensively rejected a former Rosenblatt partner’s claim that he suffered discrimination on the grounds of race and for making a protected disclosure.


Firm entitled to ask disabled secretary to consider hybrid working

29 August 2024

It was reasonable for a London law firm to raise the possibility of a disabled secretary who worked from home spending two days a week in the office, a tribunal has ruled.


Paralegal unfairly dismissed by firm awarded £105,000 damages

27 August 2024

A paralegal at a London law firm who was unfairly dismissed – leaving her dreams of becoming a solicitor in tatters – has been awarded damages of more than £100,000.


Mass redundancy awards for ex-SSB and Axiom Ince staff

21 August 2024

An employment tribunal has made protective awards in favour of another 82 former staff at SSB Group, after they were made redundant without consultation.


Firm “did not know solicitor was disabled” when it withdrew job offer

20 August 2024

A legal business did not know a solicitor was disabled and had bipolar disorder when it decided to withdraw his job offer, an employment tribunal has ruled.

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