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Philip Cameron

Philip is a Partner at Littler and has a wealth of experience across all areas of employment law, with a focus on complex and high value litigation in the employment tribunal, High Court and appellate courts. He has regularly advised on restraint of trade issues including restrictive covenants, breach of confidentiality and team moves. Philip has also handled trade union disputes including recognition issues and injunctions to prevent industrial action. High value discrimination and whistleblowing claims have formed the core of his tribunal practice. He has a wide and varied experience in non-contentious issues where his in-house HR experience is invaluable. Such issues include managing redundancies, TUPE, disciplinary and grievance issues, managing sickness, drafting employment contracts, bonus communications, and policies and procedures. · Littler

EnglandEmployment & Labour, Employment LitigationEnglish

About

Partner at Littler with extensive experience across all areas of employment law, focused on complex and high-value litigation in the employment tribunal, High Court and appellate courts. Regularly advises on restraint of trade issues, trade union disputes, high-value discrimination and whistleblowing claims, and handles a wide range of non-contentious HR matters including redundancies, TUPE, disciplinary and grievance, and employment documentation.

Practice areas

Employment & LabourEmployment LitigationRestrictive CovenantsCollective Labour / Trade UnionsDiscriminationWhistleblowingTUPEEmployment Advisory

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Expertise

Restrictive covenants and breach of confidentialityTrade union disputes and injunctions to prevent industrial actionHigh-value discrimination and whistleblowing claimsEmployment tribunal, High Court and appellate litigationTUPE, redundancies and other non-contentious HR advisory workIn-house HR experience and employment counsel secondments

Education

  • MA in Geography, University of Edinburgh (1986–1990)
  • MSc in European & International Politics, University of Edinburgh (1993–1994)
  • CPE, University of Westminster (1996–1997)
  • Legal Practice Course, University of Westminster (1997–1999)

Languages

English