Amicus Law appoints new head of employment

Slade De Lacey brings over 20 years’ experience in employment law, including tribunal representation, dispute resolution, HR advice and training.
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Amicus Law has appointed Slade De Lacey (pictured) as head of employment, a new role that adds to the firm’s commercial law team and supports expansion across the South West. 

De Lacey brings over 20 years’ experience in employment law, including tribunal representation, dispute resolution, HR advice and training.

De Lacey will lead a series of free in-person employment law seminars, called ‘Amicus Law Employment Bites’, aimed at helping local employers understand new workplace rules. 

The events start on 5th November in Exeter and will be held across the firm’s nine offices, including Bridgwater, Taunton, Minehead, Weymouth, Wellington, Yeovil, Martock and Ilminster. 

The first sessions will cover upcoming changes to employment law such as day-one rights for unfair dismissal, flexible working, new protections for zero-hours workers, and increases to the National Living Wage and statutory payments.

De Lacey said: “I’m delighted to join the team at Amicus Law and to be leading such an important initiative so early in my role. 

“The upcoming changes to employment law will have a significant impact on both employers and employees, and these ‘Amicus Law Employment Bites’ lunch sessions are designed to provide a safe, open space for discussion and collaboration. 

“I’m really looking forward to meeting HR leaders from across the region to share the updates and explore how they can manage these shifts to ensure their businesses and employees are well-prepared for the new landscape of workers’ contractual rights.”

Claire Lovett, managing partner at Amicus Law, said: “Slade is an incredible addition to the Amicus Law team. 

“His two decades of experience in employment law bring invaluable expertise to our growing firm. 

“I’m particularly impressed by his enthusiasm and drive to get out into the community so early in his appointment.”

Lovett added: “It reflects the proactive, client-focused approach we stand for. 

“I’m confident that both our existing clients and those who haven’t yet worked with us will gain real value from these events. 

“It’s absolutely the right initiative at the right time and Slade is the right person to lead it.”

Marvin Onumonu

Marvin Onumonu is a Reporter for Workplace Journal and The Intermediary

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