Fixed-fee HR legal support
For today’s employers, employment law constitutes a non-negotiable backdrop of increasing regulation and compliance, often at odds with a business’s efforts to achieve competitive advantage.
Because businesses are different, and because businesses can face HR challenges differently, Hill Dickinson has devised HR ACE.
HR ACE is our range of fixed-fee packages for SMEs offering varying levels of HR employment law advice and representation services.
The benefits of HR ACE
• Relevance of support – select the appropriate type and amount of advice and representation for your business
• Certainty in costs – choose from our range of fixed fee packages with no hidden charges
• Continuity of relationship – enjoy contact with your dedicated client service team of qualified, experienced employment lawyers
• Unrivalled quality of service – experience uncompromising technical and service excellence delivered by an award-winning UK law firm
• Peace of mind – maintain your focus on core business activity
Clients also benefit from the added advantages of working with a full service commercial law firm: seamless access to our wide range of legal services combined with regional, national and international coverage.
To find out how HR ACE can benefit you, we can help you identify which option is most suitable for your business and budget. To arrange an initial discussion, contact:
- Telephone
- +44 (0) 161 817 7235
- andy.wright@hilldickinson.com
In addition to a raft of internal promotions, Hill
Dickinson LLP’s Liverpool office also acquired a team of four from
Halliwells led by Kerstie Skeaping, adding significant experience
in tribunal hearings, and in trade union matters and industrial
relations. Jeff Middleton now leads the team.
This
team has a strong reputation for advising NHS clients, and it
continues to grow on the corporate side, too. Recent highlights
include representing the Law Society in High Court proceedings
relating to TUPE. Other notable clients include Leeds Teaching
Hospitals NHS Trust, Iceland Foods and the North West Development
Agency.
