Employment Solicitors, Leeds – The Morrish Solicitors Employment Rights Team in Leeds has built a formidable reputation representing people of all backgrounds through our work for individual clients, Unions, Associations, professional bodies and their members across the UK. This gives us a wider and deeper level of experience and skill than most law firms in assisting and representing individuals on all shapes and sizes of employment problem.

We not only undertake representation in the employment tribunals and courts but we also assist individuals whilst in employment, helping with problems at work, advising on Contracts of Employment and disciplinary/grievance procedures, helping to negotiate severance packages and assisting with mediation.

We will support and advise you in relation to any difficulties you are experiencing at work. We will carefully explain to you what is involved ensuring you are given the best advice and support from your initial contact with us to a successful resolution.

We provide specialist employment legal assistance to executives and professionals in respect of issues that concern them, such as restrictive covenants, Director’s duties, pay and benefits.

Employment law is a complex practice. This is why our Employment Rights Team comprises of qualified Solicitors dedicated to pursuing employment issues in the Courts and Tribunals for employees, ensuring your case with us is handled with the highest level of expertise.

We act for individuals across the UK. For every case and every client we assist, we make sure we are the best law firm. We will provide you with clear, straightforward and professional advice.

We have enormous experience in this field; for example we have represented individuals in a number of important reported cases, such as New Southern Railway v Quinn [2006] ICR 761 at the EAT, concerning sex and maternity discrimination, Optare Group Ltd v TGWU [2007] IRLR 931 at the EAT, concerning collective redundancies, Shah v First West Yorkshire Limited ET/1809311/09, one of the earliest decisions on Working Time Regulations 1998 holiday pay during sickness absence, Wilsons Solicitors v Johnsons and others [UKEAT051510] at the EAT concerning costs and Leeds City Council v Woodhouse [2010 EWCA Civ 410], race discrimination and victimisation, at the Court of Appeal.

If you need an employment law expert please telephone 033 3344 9603 and ask to speak to:

• Paul Scholey
• David Sorensen
• Toni Haynes
• Daniel Kindell

or complete our contact form below and one of our employment solicitors in Leeds will get back to you within 24 hours.