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Mariel Irvine
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- Inheritance Law
- Insurance Law
- Maritime Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Criminal Law
- Medical Law
- Military Law
- Banking and Finance Law
- Real Estate and Construction Law
- Tax Law
- Environmental Law
- Employment Law
- International Law
- Consumer Rights Law
- Sports Law
- Education Law
- Immigration Law
- Corporate Law
- Human Rights Law
- Transport and Logistics Law
- Family Law
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irvine@marielirvine.comPractice Areas
Mariel Irvine is the principal of Mariel Irvine Solicitors, a firm based in London. She founded the practice in 2002 to provide a highly responsive, personal service for clients in the public and private sectors.
Areas of specialism include:-
Sex and race discrimination
Redundancy
Unfair dismissal
Harassment and bullying at work
Working Time Regulations
Pensions
Data protection
Drafting of witness statements and preparation of individuals to give evidence
Breach of contract
TUPE
Whistleblowing
Trade Union law
Statutory interpretation of legislation
Drafting of amendments to legislation
Corporate executives come to her on word of mouth recommendations for advice on how to instigate and progress exit negotiations. Hedge funds, City banks and multinational groups of companies refer their executives to her for independent advice on redundancy situations, and to negotiate settlement agreements and exit packages. She has recently successfully negotiated a settlement agreement for a top executive in a multi-national company.
Mariel advises and represents the Prison Governors Association, the Police Superintendents Association and the Chief Police Officers Staff Association and their members on a wide range of employment related issues.
Seven police staff associations instructed her in a number of cases concerning the Governments reform of public service pensions, including judicial review proceedings arising out of its unlawful consultation on pension reform, following the Court of Appeals findings of discrimination in McCloud and Sargeant.
Mariel was also instructed in judicial review proceedings against the Government arising out of the police pay award for 2022 - 2023.
She is currently defending a claim for unlawful exclusion from trade union membership.