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Juliette is a solicitor in our Employment and HR team based in our London office and advises businesses and individuals on all aspects of employment law.
Juliette graduated from King’s College London having read Religion, Philosophy and Ethics. Following university, she worked in the claims and wealth management departments of two large insurance and reinsurance companies before going travelling. She then completed the Graduate Diploma in Law and the Legal Practice Course at BPP University Law School, London.
Juliette joined the Dispute Resolution team at Royds, now Royds Withy King, in November 2012 as a paralegal where she gained experience with a particular focus on Personal Injury, Clinical Negligence and Permanent Health Insurance claims. In 2015, Juliette commenced her training contract at Royds and qualified as a Solicitor in 2017.
She has gained experience in Private Client Law, Family Law, Corporate and Civil Dispute Resolution and Employment Law before qualifying as an employment solicitor with Royds Withy King.
Juliette is a member of The Law Society and The Employment Lawyers Association.
Outside of work, Juliette loves to travel and enjoys reading and going to the theatre. She also likes to keep fit and is an enthusiastic sports fan.
Employment law is a diverse and ever-changing area of law that most people can relate to. I take pride in obtaining the best results for my clients and enjoy advising both individuals and businesses in need of a rapid resolution to difficult issues.
Juliette Sanderson Neil
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