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Suzanne McKie KC
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- Education Law
- Transport and Logistics Law
- Banking and Finance Law
- Criminal Law
- Medical Law
- Insurance Law
- Military Law
- Environmental Law
- Real Estate and Construction Law
- Tax Law
- Employment Law
- Immigration Law
- Sports Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Consumer Rights Law
- Human Rights Law
- Corporate Law
- Maritime Law
- Inheritance Law
- International Law
- Family Law
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sm@farorelaw.co.ukPractice Areas
Suzanne McKie KC specialises in employment and partnership law, in particular covering the areas of discrimination, whistle-blowing and misconduct. Suzanne's focus is on providing advice and advocacy services to Senior Executives, including partners, founders of businesses and other senior professionals in the finance, retail, consultancy, medical and legal fields. Suzanne and her firm also manage litigation from start to finish should commencement of legal proceedings be necessary. Suzanne and her team uniquely provide both advocacy and advisory services, providing a "one-shop" approach to litigation and case management. Suzanne also acts for companies, firms and provides a service for start-ups. Many of her whistle-blowing cases have involved allegations of breach of codes of conduct and legislation in the finance arena and involving market place abuses. Her discrimination claims cover all categories, including race, harassment, gender and equal pay, as well as disability - the primary focus with disability being mental illness and neurodiversity.
Suzanne represents private individuals who are accused of misconduct across all fields; she has particular expertise in analysing and challenging evidence and undertaking "mock-cross-examination" of clients accused of misconduct, for the purposes of assisting with disciplinary hearings and to advise on litigation or settlement. She has wide-ranging regulatory expertise for those professionals at risk of regulatory intervention.
As part of Farore Law she has created a dedicated Pro Bono Unit which advises and acts for clients referred to the firm by charities.