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Lee Harding
  • Lee Harding
  • Associate, London
  • +44 (0)20 7861 4050

Lee Harding has a strong public sector background, originally working as a policy adviser for the public body responsible for monitoring and advising on the performance of the youth justice system. 

Lee qualified as a solicitor for the Government Legal Service, for what is now the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, advising on public law issues, drafting secondary legislation and helping to shape primary legislation relating to employment law. He also spent six months working on secondment to the Treasury Solicitor's Department, resisting judicial reviews on immigration and national security grounds.

Lee advises on the full range of employment and pension issues.

Lee advises on employment law issues including contentious and non-contentious matters covering unfair dismissal, whistleblowing, unlawful discrimination, redundancy, breach of contract, holiday pay, unlawful deduction of wages matters, restrictive covenants, as well as TUPE. He has also represented employees at pre hearing reviews and full merits hearings.

On the pension side, Lee advises trustees and private sector employers of both large institutional pension schemes and small private schemes on a range of different issues, including sex and age discrimination issues, employer consultation, auto-enrolment, as well as providing more strategic advice, such as terminating pension accrual or triggering a scheme's winding-up.

Lee has handled various corporate transactions, ranging from document disclosure and due diligence reviews to drafting of indemnities and guarantees.

In addition to the public sector, Lee also advises clients in the energy, life sciences, media & entertainment, retail and transport sectors.

Also, Lee has presented a workshop on TUPE, covering both employment and pensions issues, as part of the Employment and Pensions Group annual training programme.