
Implied Terms in Contracts: What You Need to Know
Disputes at board level can quickly become disruptive, particularly when a director is no longer acting in the company’s best interests.
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Andrew is an employment lawyer with over 30 years’ experience. He trained and worked in London with Lee Bolton Monier-Williams before moving to the South West of England to join international law firm Womble Bond Dickinson. More recently, Andrew was the retained employment lawyer for the Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF).
Andrew supports clients across the whole of England and Wales, with a particular focus on start-ups, fast growing SMEs and larger businesses who need pragmatic and cost-effective advice.
Andrew helps clients with the whole range of employment law, including drafting contracts and policies and advising on disciplinary, grievance and discrimination issues. He is also highly experienced in handling change management and redundancy processes, TUPE support on business transfers and settlement agreements.
Andrew is very much a “hands on” lawyer and prefers to become an integrated part of the organisations he advises. He is an expert trainer and believes in the motto “prevention is always better than cure” for all employers
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University of Westminster and College of Law (Lancaster Gate, London)
Lee Bolton Monier-Williams, Womble Bond Dickinson and Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF)
St Lukes Hospice and West Country Rivers Trust
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Employment Lawyers Association (ELA)
Andrew dealt with one of the first whistleblowing cases in the UK under the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998
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Disputes at board level can quickly become disruptive, particularly when a director is no longer acting in the company’s best interests.

Disputes at board level can quickly become disruptive, particularly when a director is no longer acting in the company’s best interests.

Disputes at board level can quickly become disruptive, particularly when a director is no longer acting in the company’s best interests.
