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Ed Mills
Partner (Head of Employment)
Travers Smith
Ed is Head of the Employment Department. His practice covers the full range of contentious and non-contentious employment law issues as well as business immigration.
Ed advises clients on a broad range of employment issues including board level disputes, team moves, discrimination, TUPE, collective consultation, trade union issues and litigation in the Employment Tribunal and the High Court. He also advises on business immigration issues including sponsorship under the UK Visas and Immigration 'points-based system'. Ed has significant experience of advising on and conducting complex investigations, often involving whistleblowing disclosures and cross-border issues.
Ed is recognised by Chambers and Partners for his wide range of employment work and is listed as a 'Leading Individual.'
- Available nowEmployment tribunals in 2023EmploymentIn this webinar discussing Employment Tribunals, our speakers from Travers Smith have the following on their agenda:pre-claim steps;claim and response;case management;disclosure;witness evidence;settlement and mediation;liability hearing ...
- Available nowRecent cases and developments on employment law status (2020)Webinars for the Bar|Free Live Webinars|EmploymentFollowing the case of Uber BV v Aslam, this webinar deals with the proposed protections for gig economy workers in the government’s separate consultation on ...
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