Contractual and advisory
Legally binding agreements.
Whistleblowing is the act of raising concerns in the workplace or having ‘blown the whistle’ on an employer’s wrongdoings.
Whistleblowing laws offer protection for those who have raised their concerns in relation to public interest matters.
If you work in law, medicine or finance you may have a regulatory duty to report concerns separate from your personal choice.
If you’re not sure where you stand or are unsure if what you experienced justifies whistleblowing, we can clarify this and support you clearly, practically and without judgement.
The answer depends on what and how your employer has treated you. If you have been dismissed, you can claim for your loss of salary going forward. You may also be able to claim for injury to feelings.
It is vitally important to use a solicitor who knows whistleblowing and has a good deal of experience in it.
The cost varies, but we can offer a range of funding options, including “No Win No Fee”, Crowd Funding and others.
Managing Partner and Head of Dispute Resolution
Hal is the managing partner and head of dispute resolution. He has a wide range of expertise gained from over 30 years of experience in numerous areas of practice, including commercial and general litigation, inheritance disputes, employment, family law and immigration.
Partner and Head of Employment
Elliot is a seasoned litigator in the employment field, able to represent high profile clients in the Employment Tribunal, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”), High Court and Court of Appeal. Elliot’s legal practice consists of all manner of Equality Act claims (discrimination, victimisation, harassment, equal pay etc) and whistleblowing claims including automatic unfair dismissal and detriment claims. He can also advise and represent in Unfair Dismissal, Wrongful Dismissal, Constructive Dismissal and Breach of Contract Claims.