College Chambers

Employment

We act on behalf of employers and employees, providing a full range of both advisory and advocacy services. Our team has experience in directly supporting in-house advisers and individuals.  Claims are often suitable for Direct Access.

Our clients include large nationwide retail businesses, public sector organisations and private individuals.  Our commitment to providing client-focused advice enables us to provide targeted guidance and support in light of diverse personal and commercial needs.   

Our services are not limited to claims already before a Court or the Employment Tribunal and in appropriate cases, we are able to help facilitate or support internal disciplinary and grievance processes with a view to maintaining relationships. 

College Chambers can offer clients round table meetings and alternative dispute resolution services. 

How we can help

Our Barristers have expertise in all aspects of employment law, including: 

  • Breach of contract 
  • Directors disputes and executive contracts 
  • Discrimination 
  • Equal pay 
  • Industrial relations and Trade Union affairs 
  • Injunctive relief 
  • Pensions  
  • Restrictive covenants and breach of confidence 
  • TUPE Transfers 
  • Unfair and wrongful dismissal 
  • Whistleblowing 
  • Working Time Regulations 

Your case may be suitable for direct access. Find out more here.


Daniel Piddington

Barrister

(2008)
Deputy District Judge
Head of Employment

Harrison Willis

Barrister

(2016)

Charlotte Kelly

Barrister

(2016)

Sannah Dad

Barrister

(2019)

Memberships & Awards

Legal 500 Shortlisted 2025 Set of the Year
Legal 500 2025 Recommended Set
Legal 500 2025 Leading Junior
Legal 500 2025 Leading Mediator
Legal 500 2025 Leading Set
Legal 500 2025 Included Clerk
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers
Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
Wellbeing at the Bar | Certificate of Recognition
Family Law Awards 2020 - Family Law Chambers of the Year
Civil Mediation Council
Family Law Bar Association
Professional Negligence Bar Association
Chancery Bar
Resolution first for family law