Paul Rose QC

Call: 1981
Silk: 2002
   
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PAUL'S PRACTICE AREAS

Employment & Discrimination
Personal Injury
Paul's Profile
 
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Paul Rose specialises in employment law and personal injury. He has acted in a number of leading cases in discrimination and in general employment law. In particular he has been involved in two of the most recent lead cases on the issue of status as a 'worker' and status as an 'employee'. He has over 20 years experience in personal injury and again has been instructed in some of the leading cases in the field. He is a part time judge of employment tribunals and speaks regularly at seminars and conferences.
 
Paul Rose QC is ranked as a Leading Silk in Employment Law in Chambers & Partners and Legal 500. He is also ranked as a Leading Silk in Personal Injury in the Legal 500 since 2009.
 
The "highly thorough" Paul Rose QC is recommended for employment cases with personal injury issues such as stress and harassment.
Employment, Chambers and Partners 2013
 
 
Paul Rose QC splits his practice between employment law and personal injury claims. Instructing solicitors speak highly of him for being "a tough negotiator who is great on the detail." He is highly regarded for his expertise in cases involving the armed forces, and has acted for a number of servicemen in claims against the MOD.
Personal Injury, Chambers and Partners 2013
 
 
Paul Rose QC is an 'excellent leader and tough negotiator'
Personal Injury, Legal 500 Directory 2012
 
 
Paul Rose QC, a “smooth advocate” with experience in all areas of employment law.
Employment, Chambers and Partners, 2011
 

LEADING CASES

IB v. CB
Stephen Lightfoot v. Go-Ahead Group Plc
Law Society of England and Wales v. Secretary of State for Justice
Chief Constable of Lincolnshire v. Natasha Caston
Warren McKinlay v. (1) Richard Lambe (2) AIG UK Ltd
Okonu v. G45 Security Services (UK) Ltd
Tomlinson v. The Ministry of Defence
James v. Redcats (Brands) Ltd
Sowerby v. Charlton
Kerry Foods v. Lynch
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LATEST NEWS
B v. Keogh
Law Society of England and Wales v. Secretary of State for Justice
Chief Constable of Lincolnshire v. Natasha Caston
SAS Soldier wins £4.7M Appeal
 
 
LATEST ARTICLES
Personal Injury Law Journal, April 2010 “Deliberate Wrongdoing – a new method of analysis for vicarious liability.”
The Evolution of Vicarious Liability in Tort in Respect of Deliberate Wrongdoing
Sowerby - When is an Admission not an Admission?
 
 
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