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Employment Law Update: January 2025

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Posted by Tina Chander & Sarah Price on 24 January 2025

Tina Chander - Head of Employment Law
Tina Chander Partner & Head of Employment
Sarah Price - Employment Lawyer - Wright Hassall
Sarah Price Solicitor
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Tina Chander

Partner & Head of Employment

Tina is head of our employment law team. She deals with contentious and non-contentious employment law issues. Tina also heads the firm's business group.

Sarah Price

Solicitor

Sarah is Solicitor in the Employment team, having qualified in September 2023 after completing her training contract at the firm.

Tina Chander

Tina is head of our employment law team. She deals with contentious and non-contentious employment law issues. Tina also heads the firm's business group.

Sarah Price

Sarah is Solicitor in the Employment team, having qualified in September 2023 after completing her training contract at the firm.

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