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Employment Law Barristers Across England & Wales

Our employment barristers bring together a wide range of expertise across workplace disputes, employment tribunal advocacy and complex employment litigation.

Members of the team regularly act for employers, professionals and individuals across England and Wales, providing both advisory work and courtroom advocacy. Our barristers are known for their clear advice, detailed preparation and effective advocacy.

Core Areas of Practice

Workplace Rights, Equality & Employee Protections

Workplace Rights, Equality & Employee Protections

Our barristers advise and represent clients in disputes involving workplace rights, discrimination and protections for employees. These cases often involve sensitive issues relating to fairness, equality and treatment at work, and frequently arise in employment tribunals and appellate courts.

Our team regularly advises employers and employees on complex workplace disputes, providing strategic advice and advocacy where allegations of discrimination, whistleblowing or unequal treatment arise.

Areas covered include:

Employment Relationships, Status & Workplace Change

Employment Relationships, Status & Workplace Change

Employment relationships can change quickly due to restructuring, business transfers or disputes over employment status. Our barristers provide clear advice on rights and obligations arising from these changes and represent clients in disputes where employment arrangements are challenged.

We regularly advise on issues involving workforce restructuring, transfers of undertakings and disputes concerning whether individuals are employees, workers or self-employed contractors.

Areas covered include:

Business Protection, Termination & Post-Employment Disputes

Business Protection, Termination & Post-Employment Disputes

When employment relationships break down, businesses and individuals often require specialist advice on termination, restrictive covenants and protecting confidential information or business interests.

Our barristers regularly advise on disputes arising from dismissal, post-termination restrictions and urgent applications for injunctive relief where business interests need immediate protection.

Areas covered include:

Our Specialist Employment Barristers

Terence Finn-1

Terence Finn


Called in 1995

Specialist sectors
Local Authority Services
SME
Healthcare Services

Stephen Bishop

Stephen Bishop


Called in 2006

Specialist sectors
Local Authority Services
Private Sector
SME

Paul OCallaghan

Paul O'Callaghan

Muneeb Akram

Muneeb Akram


Called in 2016

Specialist sectors
Local Authority
Health Services
Private Sector

Navid Hamid

Muhammad Navid Akhtar Hamid


Called in 2019

Specialist sectors

Local Authority
Private Sector
Trade Union

What our clients are saying

Highly recommend TBG Employment Barristers! The range of Barristers (for employment law) the Chambers offer as well as the Clerk support is excellent, reliable and good service all round! The Chambers will go above and beyond to try and assist you, where possible of course.

Qurra-Tulain Amir

Senior Lawyer, Dentons

It’s not just the breadth in their barristers’ range of specialisms, their response times have been almost immediate and they deal with those urgent, and often unusual, needs that crop up from time to time in a way that makes them a very big part of the solution to the problem.

David Buckle

Gunner Cooke

The online booking system is easy, fast and efficient and there's a really great selection of specialist barristers.

Samantha Quinn

JLJ Legal

Let’s talk

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Latest Employment Law Insights from TBG

Our barristers regularly publish commentary and analysis on developments in employment law, workplace regulation and tribunal practice.

The EHCP Crisis & Appealing to the SEND Tribunal with the SEND35/35A Forms (Education Law Series)
TRA (Teaching Regulation Agency) Referrals – A Guide for Teachers (Education Law Series)
Higgs v Farmor's School: Richard O'Dair Represents Claimant in Landmark Judgment
Haycocks v ADP: Analysing the Scope of Redundancy Consultation
The Employment Rights Bill: A Summary of the Proposed Changes
Freedom of Expression and Belief: Higgs v Farmor's School & Randall v Trent College (Webinar)
Neurodiverse Conditions in the Workplace (Webinar)
Understanding Menopause in the Workplace (Webinar)
Freedom of Speech in the Workplace: Considering Higgs v Farmor's School (Webinar)
Investigating Sexually Inappropriate Behaviour in the Workplace (Webinar)
Vicarious Liability for Employers: Guidance from the Supreme Court (Webinar)
Managing Sexually Inappropriate Behaviour in the Workplace (Webinar)
Discerning Disability Discrimination (Webinar)
Getting to Grips with Constructive Dismissal (Webinar)
Join our employment law webinars!
Understanding Harassment in the Workplace (Webinar)
Privacy Concerns and Legal Implications of Technology Adoption in Employment Processes
Harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Balancing innovation and legal Protection in Employment law
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