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Our advisers act on domestic and international matters of all shapes and sizes, working with many of the leading names in the market. Browse our experience below, or use the filters to look-up recent work in particular geographies and industry sectors.

  • Client confidential

    Advised a major employment services provider on defending an employment tribunal claim.

  • University College London

    Represented a London Russell Group University in the defence of an Employment Tribunal claim involving whistleblowing, disability discrimination and breach of contract allegations.

  • Client confidential

    Instructed by a global financial institution to advise on law and strategy in respect of various harassment allegations and cessation of employment related issues arising in Japan under Japanese law.

  • Ferri Ricchi, Amedeo

    Successfully represented a foreign exchange trader in a major bonus claim at the Dubai International Financial Centre Court of First Instance. The case involved complex DIFC employment law issues, including bonus payment deductions, constructive dismissal, and injunctive relief requests.

    • United Arab Emirates
  • Client confidential

    Advised a leading London-based University on the successful defence of a high profile claim of whistleblowing and disability discrimination at a 7 week Employment Tribunal hearing.

  • Client confidential

    Advised a leading global provider of offshore security offerings on litigation in regard to labour law.

  • Client confidential

    Advised an Indian telecommunications company on the introduction of global bonus and sales incentive plans and negotiations on shop agreements, including the implementation of, and representation in arbitration proceedings. This included advice on strategic planning concerning the termination of employment relationships and representation before the labour court of Frankfurt am Main in several proceedings regarding claims for variable compensation under the existing sales incentive plans.

  • Client confidential

    Advised a municipal energy supplier on the litigation of several labour court proceedings with the works council on co-determination issues.

  • Client Confidential

    Advised on the labour law activities for an insolvency administrator regarding insolvencies, preparation of dismissals, negotiations with works councils on reconciliation of interests and social compensation plan, examination and implementation of a social selection, litigation of dismissal proceedings at labour courts and general questions in insolvency labour law.

    • Germany
  • Client Confidential

    Advised a manufacturer in the field of refractive surgery on its internal restructuring, including participation of the works council, and subsequent out-of court and in-court representation.

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Pinsent Masons advises on £230m plus Penta Real Estate and Staycity Group London aparthotel joint venture

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised Penta Real Estate on its investment into a landmark £230 million-plus joint venture with Staycity Group and advised the joint venture on the financing arrangements for the development, which will deliver a 350-room Wilde aparthotel in the heart of London's Farringdon district. 

Pinsent Masons advises industrial manufacturers PROXMUS and Promus on the sale of their businesses to CGH Group

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised manufacturing companies PROXMUS and Promus on the sale of their businesses to CGH Innovation, one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of steel tanks and a portfolio company of H.I.G. Capital, a global private equity firm headquartered in Miami.

Pinsent Masons appoints first Co-Heads of Innovation and Transformation

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has appointed Head of Commercial, Clare Francis and Head of Restructuring, Stacey Bairner as its first Co-Heads of Innovation and Transformation, accelerating the firm's existing focus on embedding innovation into service delivery.

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