Success for Sam Healy in long running victimisation claim.
June 6, 2024
Judgment has been handed down in Rashad v. CC of Cleveland Police 2501152/2021 where Sam Healy successfully represented the Chief Constable. The claim involved allegations of race discrimination and victimisation made by a serving police constable, spanning several years. The ET heard evidence from eighteen witnesses over the course of three weeks earlier this year. The ET rejected all twenty two of the Claimant’s complaints.
Sam practises in all aspects of employment law, but has particular interest and experience in the following:
- Discrimination and victimisation
- Whistleblowing
- TUPE
- Employment litigation in the civil courts, including contractual redundancy, wrongful dismissal, restrictive covenants and commercial agent disputes.
If you would like to instruct Sam or any of the Employment Team please contact their clerk here.
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