Emma Wayland

Emma has 20 years’ experience advising a broad range of employers from start-ups to multinationals on day-to-day employment matters which may include advice on employment agreements, senior executive exits, restrictive covenants, redundancies and employee relations matters. She is frequently involved in global projects, such as cross-border reorganisations and HR initiatives, coordinating advice with overseas lawyers and ensuring consistency and compliance. Emma also advises on the employment aspects of corporate transactions such as private equity transactions, mergers, acquisitions and outsourcing (including TUPE transfers). Emma has advised employers across a variety of sectors including clients in the finance industry, media, hospitality, recruitment and central government, but with a particular specialism in advising technology companies. · Keystone Law

EnglandEmployment, Corporate / M&A

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Employment lawyer with 20 years’ experience advising employers from start-ups to multinationals on day-to-day employment matters, cross-border reorganisations and the employment aspects of corporate transactions. Based at Keystone Law in England, she has a particular specialism advising technology companies and has acted for clients across finance, media, hospitality, recruitment and central government.

Practice areas

EmploymentCorporate / M&A

Office

England

Keystone Law · Emma has 20 years’ experience advising a broad range of employers from start-ups to multinationals on day-to-day employment matters which may include advice on employment agreements, senior executive exits, restrictive covenants, redundancies and employee relations matters. She is frequently involved in global projects, such as cross-border reorganisations and HR initiatives, coordinating advice with overseas lawyers and ensuring consistency and compliance. Emma also advises on the employment aspects of corporate transactions such as private equity transactions, mergers, acquisitions and outsourcing (including TUPE transfers). Emma has advised employers across a variety of sectors including clients in the finance industry, media, hospitality, recruitment and central government, but with a particular specialism in advising technology companies.

England

Expertise

TechnologyFinanceMediaHospitalityRecruitmentCentral Government

Admissions

Qualified as a solicitor (2004)