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Tina is the head of the Reading office. She predominantly advises corporates on HR/employment law issues and regularly provides bespoke training sessions for clients on a wide range of legal issues affecting the workplace.
Tina is an experienced employment lawyer and tribunal litigator with particular expertise in whistleblowing and complex discrimination cases. She is ranked by The Legal 500 and Chambers Guide to the UK Legal Profession as one of the UK's outstanding employment law specialist advising corporates as well as senior executives.
Prior to qualifying as a solicitor, Tina served as an Army Officer specialising in human resources and change management. This provides her with insight into both the strategic and operational issues that HR teams face and a practical understanding of the daily pressures and challenges her clients regularly deal with.
Tina's clients come from a broad range of sectors and she has particular expertise in advising financial services and IT businesses. She is also a popular conference speaker and a regular guest speaker at the Employment Lawyers Association (ELA) annual discrimination conference
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