Sharpe Minds – Everything that can go wrong in Employment Tribunal Litigation
Christian Grierson looks at recent developments at the Employment Tribunals.
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Christian Grierson Christian is a solicitor in the Employment and Litigation team, developing his practice in both contentious and non-contentious employment law. He also acts for public sector clients in a range of civil matters. Christian adopts a diligent and pragmatic approach to ensure that his client’s objectives are met. He ensures often challenging employment disputes are prepared well and clearly understands the issues in a case. |
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ABOUT SHARPE PRITCHARD We are a national firm of public law specialists, serving local authorities, other public sector organisations and registered social landlords, as well as commercial clients and the third sector. Our team advises on a wide range of public law matters, spanning electoral law, procurement, construction, infrastructure, data protection and information law, planning and dispute resolution, to name a few key specialisms. All public sector organisations have a route to instruct us through the various frameworks we are appointed to. To find out more about our services, please click here. |
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