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Employment Law
Helen Brooks London ( City) E :hbrooks@doyleclayton.co.uk T.+44 (0) 20 3696 7173
AHelen is an experienced London based employment lawyer and tribunal litigator advising corporate clients and senior executives across the UK and internationally. Prior to joining Doyle Clayton in 2015, Helen was a longstanding partner at Charles Russell LLP working with many of the firm's top clients and also spending time on secondment to multi-nationals. Having trained as a High Court litigation specialist, high profile clients she has represented include Sir Richard Branson (working alongside George Carman QC) and Sir Roger Moore. With an established reputation for advising corporates, her clients include global corporations, international private banks and digital merchant banks, family businesses, start-ups and PLCs - particularly in the financial services and technology sectors. She also advises overseas governments and London based foreign consular missions as well as board directors/senior executives. Helen has recent experience advising overseas governments on employment law issues arising in relation to locally employed staff engaged at their London-based foreign consular missions. This included the provision of general ad hoc advice to one foreign state as well as representing another in connection with a civil claim brought under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 in the County Court. What people say about Helen “Helen Brooks projects a calm assurance, a mastery of subject matter, and a focus and sense of purpose that emboldens our sense of purpose. Her authoritative presence and consummate ease in establishing the true essence of the matter at hand, truly makes a difference in our ability to address even the most challenging and complex of employment law conundrums" Legal 500 Guide “Helen Brooks is really good – she provides clear advice that is straight to the point". Experience and qualifications Qualified in 1996 Education and professional memberships LLB Honours, English and French Law Diplôme d’études juridiques françaises – Université Robert Schuman, Strasbourg Employment Lawyers Association Languages English |
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