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Find out more about your rights at work

When a situation at work feels daunting or urgent, Loch gives you clear, practical advice on your rights and next steps. We act for partners, directors, managers, employees, workers and contractors – providing tactical support and representation to secure the best outcome for you.

If you’re facing a disciplinary meeting or considering a grievance, we explain the process, your entitlements and the likely scenarios, then help you prepare and pursue resolution. Our approach balances robust protection with pragmatic, timely action.

Where a claim is needed, we represent you throughout the Employment Tribunal process and give an Early Case Assessment – setting out prospects of success and likely costs – so you can make informed decisions. We also advise senior employees on post-termination restrictions and how to manage a move without breaching contractual duties.

Exits and whistleblowing require care. We negotiate Settlement Agreements to maximise your position without limiting future opportunities, and guide you through whistleblowing protections so you can raise concerns safely and effectively.

Approachable Legal Advice

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Loch supports individuals at every stage of a workplace issue – giving clear, practical advice on rights, options and next steps. We act for partners, directors, managers, employees, workers and contractors, tailoring our approach to secure the best outcome for you.

If you’re facing a disciplinary or considering a grievance, we explain the process, prepare you for meetings and help you pursue resolution quickly and effectively.

Where a claim is necessary, we represent you through the Employment Tribunal and provide an Early Case Assessment on merits, risks and likely costs so you can make informed decisions.

For exits and transitions, we review and negotiate Settlement Agreements, assess restrictive covenants, and guide you through whistleblowing protections so you can move forward with confidence.

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Answering Your Questions

Typically your employer contributes to the legal fees required for independent advice; we focus on improving terms and ensuring no clauses unfairly restrict your future career.

It’s a concise view of prospects, risks and costs at the start of a potential claim, helping you decide whether to proceed, negotiate or seek another route to resolution.

We can review the papers, clarify your rights, rehearse key points and plan your strategy promptly—so you go in prepared and protected.

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