Juliette Sanderson Neil

Solicitor

Employment | Settlement agreements

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About Juliette

Juliette is a Solicitor in the Employment Team, based in the London office.  She acts for individuals, senior executives and corporate clients advising on a broad range of employment law matters.

Juliette specialises in:

  • Negotiating settlement packages and advising on terms of settlement agreements
  • Claimant and Respondent employment litigation claims in the Employment Tribunal and High Court involving discrimination, unfair dismissal, and theft of confidential information claims
  • HR support including drafting of contracts of employment, policies and staff handbooks and handling of disciplinaries and grievance.

Juliette is also a member of the firm’s Business Immigration Team and advises businesses on applications for Skilled Worker sponsor licences, sponsoring employees under existing licences, Skilled Worker visa applications, sponsor duties and applications for Indefinite Leave to Remain.

She qualified as an employment solicitor at RWK Goodman in March 2017.

Memberships

Juliette is a member of The Law Society and The Employment Lawyers Association.

Relevant specialisms

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Settlement agreement solicitors
Independent legal advice on the terms of your agreement. If your employer has offered you a settlement agreement, it is vital that you take advice from an experienced employment lawyer.
Employment advice for senior executives
Employment law advice for company directors and senior executives
As a company director or senior executive, your terms of employment may be different to those of your junior colleagues. Our employment lawyers are on hand to advise you whenever you need help or guidance.
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UK’s immigration laws and processes have been changing. By constantly looking ahead, we help you build and adapt your ongoing recruitment strategies.
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Employment contracts
Employment contracts are at the heart of your relationship with all your staff. If drafted well they can also protect your business and minimise any future risks to it.

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