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"Littleton Chambers has the employment law market’s finest counsel."

Legal 500 2023

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Employment

Littleton Chambers is at the forefront of the employment Bar.”

(Legal 500 2023)

A first-class set for employment/business protection, and widely regarded as a leader in its field. Excellent juniors at all levels, and can respond quickly when urgent applications are required.”

(Legal 500 2023)

Littleton is a leading set in employment law. Ranked consistently in the top tier of the legal directories, we excel at providing the “full package” of employment specialists; renowned skills, expert and committed senior-juniors and up and coming junior-juniors. Chambers & Partners observes that “Littleton is the first port of call for employment advice”.

We appear in the High Court, County Courts, Employment Tribunals, the Employment Appeal Tribunal, the higher appellate courts and the European Courts of Justice. In respect of the ET and EAT, we appear not only in England and Wales, but also in Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and Isle of Man.

Littleton is renowned for its expertise in the ‘crossover’ area of work between employment and commercial law, and this is what sets us apart from other chambers. We often undertake litigation (frequently injunctive proceedings) in the civil courts and we appear in the majority of landmark cases.

We are active members of the Employment Law Bar Association, Employment Lawyers Association and Industrial Law Society.

Our employment practice includes:

  • Employment competitions / Restraint of Trade / Non competition / Injunctive Relief
  • Employment Status
  • Equality & Discrimination
  • Equal Pay
  • Industrial Action & Collective Labour Law
  • International and Transnational
  • Pensions Advice & Litigation
  • Practice & Procedure
  • Remuneration, Pensions & Benefits
  • Termination of Employment
  • TUPE
  • Whistleblowing & Victimisation
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