Partner
Mark is an employment partner based in our London office.
He focuses on advising employer clients on a wide range of strategic, complex and sensitive employment law issues, but also advises on business as usual matters.
He regularly advises on executive appointments and terminations, the defence of litigation in Employment Tribunals and the High Court, industrial relations and trade unions, investigations, policies, all aspects of discrimination, the protection of business interests and confidential information and the employment aspects of significant M&A and outsourcing transactions.
Mark acts for a range of clients including retailers, banks, investment management businesses, professional services firms and US clients, including FTSE 100 and NYSE listed companies. He has also acted for senior figures in various industries on their employment arrangements and disputes.
Chambers UK, the independent guide to the legal profession, ranks Mark as a notable practitioner in employment law.
Mark qualified in 1996.
Jurisdiction: England and Wales
Experience
Related sectors
Retail & Consumer Goods
Financial Services
Related services
Employment tribunals
Outsourcing and TUPE
Diversity and discrimination
Reorganisations & redundancies
Trade Unions and staff consultation
Employment
Pensions
Insights & events
Crime and Policing Act 2026: Expansion of senior manager criminal liability
FCA Synthetic Data and Anti-Money Laundering project report: Key points for financial services firms
SM&CR reform: HM Treasury announces Senior Managers and Certification Regime reforms
FCA's findings on Customer Due Diligence processes and controls: Good and poor practices
FCA and PRA publish final rules on operational incident reporting: firms have to ready by 18 March 2027
FCA finalises Phase 1 SM&CR reforms: what firms need to do now
PRA publishes Phase 1 SM&CR reforms: What firms need to know now
FCA puts inactive appointed representatives under the microscope
Sun, sea… and tax risk? What boards need to know about working abroad this summer
SFO publishes business plan for 2025-26: Geared for the future
FCA sets expectations for stronger outcome‑focused governance in Year 3 Consumer Duty board reporting
FCA's guidance on targeted support in consumer segment design: considerations for firms
Preparing for pension reform: implications for employers
The Bank of England and PRA set out plans for safe AI innovation: What firms need to know
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ESG in Action: Balancing the basket with the British Retail Consortium
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When good tax decisions go wrong: Governance, filing positions and HMRC scrutiny
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Retail Agility: Navigating the AI frontier in retail
TLT acts for Pollen Street Capital on acquisition of Leonard Curtis
TLT grows real estate offering with appointment of commercial expert
TLT continues growth of financial services regulatory team with appointment of new partner
TLT advises administrators appointed to rescue iconic Typhoo Tea
TLT bolsters employment expertise with legal director hire in Belfast
TLT scores hat-trick of nominations at Bristol Law Society Annual Awards Dinner 2024
TLT acts for Agroberries in the acquisition of BerryWorld group
TLT advises Allied Irish Bank on completion of refinancing investment facility
TLT advises K3 Capital Group on acquisition of HMA Tax Limited
TLT highly commended for Litigation Team of the Year at The Lawyer Awards 2024
TLT strengthens employment team with new partner hire in Birmingham
TLT partners with UK Finance on economic abuse report
TLT advises renewable energy company on funding partnership
TLT hires financial services regulation heavyweight to supercharge financial services offering
ESG in Action: Balancing the basket with the British Retail Consortium
Employment Law Focus - Understanding the Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Act 2023
Employment Law Focus flexible working and the four day work week
Employment Law Focus: The impact of AI on employment law
Employment law focus - Winter 2022 and the cost of living crisis
Employment law focus: An update on gender equality issues at work
The rise of the disability agenda - Employment Law Focus - episode thirteen
When good tax decisions go wrong: Governance, filing positions and HMRC scrutiny - Webinar
International Fintech Case Study: Brexit Contract Migration | TLT
UK Utilities Case Study: Employment Law and Brexit Planning | TLT
Alternatives to redundancy for the leisure, food and drink sector
Document automation for in-house legal teams | Contract management
