As we approach the World Cup, what better time to discuss the importance of a strong defence? On our website, we do just that and, specifically, provide 11 fun facts about restrictive covenants in employment contracts.
About Leslie Martin
Leslie has a wealth of experience acting for employers and employees on contentious and non-contentious matters, including: advising on employment documentation (including employment contracts, service agreements, consultancy agreements, handbooks etc.); conducting complex settlement negotiations; negotiating exits; advising on settlement agreements; advising on restrictive covenants; advising on day-to-day HR and disciplinary issues; and advising on a number of unfair dismissal and discrimination claims.
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