Clive Thomas
Member Since: 08th November 2009
URL: http://www.watkinsandgunn.co.uk
Occupation: Managing Partner of Watkins and Gunn Solcitors
No of Articles: 1
About Me: Clive Thomas is the Managing Partner of Watkins and Gunn Solicitors and he has been qualified as a Solicitor for 19 years. He is a Member of the Law Society’s Personal Injury Panel and a Fellow of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers.
Watkins and Gunn are one of the leading law firms in South Wales. They hold the Lexcel accreditation and were the winners of the Law Society's Excellence Award for Practice Management 2009 and the 360 Legal Award for Outstanding Achievement 2010.
Clive's specialist areas are Personal Injury, Litigation and Employment law. Clive has extensive experience of all aspects of personal injury work with a particular emphasis on employers’ liability cases. He also has almost 20 years experience in litigation and employment law.He is recommended within both the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners
URL: http://www.watkinsandgunn.co.uk
Occupation: Managing Partner of Watkins and Gunn Solcitors
No of Articles: 1
About Me: Clive Thomas is the Managing Partner of Watkins and Gunn Solicitors and he has been qualified as a Solicitor for 19 years. He is a Member of the Law Society’s Personal Injury Panel and a Fellow of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers.
Watkins and Gunn are one of the leading law firms in South Wales. They hold the Lexcel accreditation and were the winners of the Law Society's Excellence Award for Practice Management 2009 and the 360 Legal Award for Outstanding Achievement 2010.
Clive's specialist areas are Personal Injury, Litigation and Employment law. Clive has extensive experience of all aspects of personal injury work with a particular emphasis on employers’ liability cases. He also has almost 20 years experience in litigation and employment law.He is recommended within both the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners
Employment Law
Age is just a number.... The High Court in the UK have recently upheld the compulsory retirement age of 65. Mr Justice Blake rejected the challenge brought by Age concern and Help the Aged and held that the Government's default retirement age of 65...
Age is just a number...the High Court decision on compulsory retirement in the UK
15th November 2009Age is just a number.... The High Court in the UK have recently upheld the compulsory retirement age of 65. Mr Justice Blake rejected the challenge brought by Age concern and Help the Aged and held that the Government's default retirement age of 65...