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Abbie is an Associate in our Employment team. She supports both employers and employees across the full spectrum of contentious and non-contentious employment law. She advises clients on matters including (but not limited to): contracts of employment and related policies, restrictive covenants and garden leave clauses; investigations and disciplinaries; TUPE; whistleblowing; discrimination; sexual misconduct; employee benefits; working time; settlement agreements; and bringing or defending cases in the Employment Tribunal.

Abbie also undertakes immigration work to provide an integrated employment law service across departments.  She has a particular interest in corporate immigration work and has strong experience with Sponsor Licence, Expansion Worker visa, Skilled Worker visa and PBS Dependant visa applications.

Outside of her day-to-day work, Abbie chairs the firm’s CSR committee and innovated Collyer Bristow’s ‘Trainee Networking Group’.

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Assisted with the redundancy process for a UK-based wholesale business

Provided strategic advice and practical support to the employer on the redundancy of multiple employees following the closure of an office

Conducted a complete overhaul of an SME’s employment policies and contracts

Comprehensive update to an employer’s outdated employment contracts and staff handbook to align with recent significant legal developments

Defending a complex tribunal claim on behalf of an international manufacturing employer

Defending a tribunal claim brought by a senior executive alongside a parallel civil claim. This required effective communication with multiple stakeholders to ensure a unified and coordinated approach.

Draft and advise on settlement agreements for both employees and employers

Negotiate and advise on optimal settlement terms for varied clients using technical knowledge and an understanding of both commercial and personal client priorities. Recent client quote: “I certainly feel I have been expertly represented”

Representing an SME manufacturing employer in defending a complex tribunal claim

Defending a complex Tribunal claim involving unfair dismissal, sex discrimination, unpaid wages, and breach of contract.

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About

Abbie is an Associate in our Employment team. She supports both employers and employees across the full spectrum of contentious and non-contentious employment law. She advises clients on matters including (but not limited to): contracts of employment and related policies, restrictive covenants and garden leave clauses; investigations and disciplinaries; TUPE; whistleblowing; discrimination; sexual misconduct; employee benefits; working time; settlement agreements; and bringing or defending cases in the Employment Tribunal.

Abbie also undertakes immigration work to provide an integrated employment law service across departments.  She has a particular interest in corporate immigration work and has strong experience with Sponsor Licence, Expansion Worker visa, Skilled Worker visa and PBS Dependant visa applications.

Outside of her day-to-day work, Abbie chairs the firm’s CSR committee and innovated Collyer Bristow’s ‘Trainee Networking Group’.

work highlights

Assisted with the redundancy process for a UK-based wholesale business

Provided strategic advice and practical support to the employer on the redundancy of multiple employees following the closure of an office

Conducted a complete overhaul of an SME’s employment policies and contracts

Comprehensive update to an employer’s outdated employment contracts and staff handbook to align with recent significant legal developments

Defending a complex tribunal claim on behalf of an international manufacturing employer

Defending a tribunal claim brought by a senior executive alongside a parallel civil claim. This required effective communication with multiple stakeholders to ensure a unified and coordinated approach.

Draft and advise on settlement agreements for both employees and employers

Negotiate and advise on optimal settlement terms for varied clients using technical knowledge and an understanding of both commercial and personal client priorities. Recent client quote: “I certainly feel I have been expertly represented”

Representing an SME manufacturing employer in defending a complex tribunal claim

Defending a complex Tribunal claim involving unfair dismissal, sex discrimination, unpaid wages, and breach of contract.

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