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Unafraid to challenge the status quo, our team is committed to shaking-up the traditional legal sector and mature HR software market via our personalised, expert approach to employee relations. Our talented and highly experienced lawyers deal only with employment law, an area which is complex and constantly evolving.

Director

Sarah is a litigation expert with over 15 years’ experience. Sarah embarked on her career in employment law as an advocate for an employment law consultancy and continued as an advocate alongside being an employment law advisor for a plethora of reputable UK law firms including: DAC Beachcroft, Ward Hadaway and Richmonds Solicitors, where she was head of the employment department.

Sarah Dillon

Legal & ER Director (SRA)

Sarah is a litigation expert with over 15 years’ experience. Sarah embarked on her career in employment law as an advocate for an employment law consultancy and continued as an advocate alongside being an employment law advisor for a plethora of reputable UK law firms including: DAC Beachcroft, Ward Hadaway and Richmonds Solicitors, where she was head of the employment department.

Partners

Lisa Harris

Partner

Lisa has specialised in the area of employment law since 1999 and has wide experience of all aspects of the discipline in a variety of workplace sectors including healthcare and education (both public and private sector), agronomy, creative industries, charities and public relations.

Her litigation experience includes representing employer clients in Employment Tribunal and High Court proceedings, as well as the EAT and Court of Appeal.  She has successfully defended complex discrimination and whistleblowing claims following multi-day hearings, and interim relief applications.  She also has experience of defending and bringing injunction proceedings in the High Court.

As far as non-contentious work is concerned, Lisa advises on a full range of employment law issues, supporting both managers and HR specialists at her clients with concerns such as managing performance and sickness absence, termination of employment of senior staff, managing a TUPE transfer or reorganisation/redundancy process, responding to complex grievances often including discrimination, and advising on changes to terms and conditions affecting thousands of employees.

Lisa has worked for a number of NHS trusts for many years and has advised on doctor disciplinary matters handled under MHPS as well as TUPE issues.  She has also chaired numerous Medical Consultant appointment committees (AACs), appointing candidates to permanent consultant hospital roles.

Lisa is part of the firm’s investigation team and has completed a number of lengthy investigations into bullying and discrimination allegations for NHS trusts.

Lisa regularly delivers training to clients, both to HR professionals and line managers; recent topics have included holiday pay in light of the Harpur v Brazel Supreme Court decision, disability discrimination and neurodiversity, whistleblowing and conducting workplace investigations.

Lisa is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association.

Before becoming a solicitor she taught English in rural Japan and worked as a paralegal in Washington DC.

Year of qualification: 1999

Nina Robinson

Partner

Nina is an accomplished employment solicitor with over 15 years’ post-qualified experience at leading UK law firms. Nina initially qualified as a corporate solicitor at Addleshaw Goddard in 2005 and since 2006 practised employment law exclusively, providing advice to employer customers at both DAC Beachcroft and Ward Hadaway Solicitors. Nina has experience of advising a varied portfolio of employer customers, including retail and restaurant groups, financial services and media industry customers on all employment issues.

Nathan Millard

Partner

Nathan is a Director and founder of Cater Leydon Millard and has over 25 years’ experience.

He has considerable experience of working with large and complex organisations in both the public and private sector and advises on a full range of employment law issues, almost exclusively for employers.

In particular, he specialises in advising on:

  • outsourcing
  • discrimination
  • whistleblowing
  • TUPE Safeguarding
  • organisational change
  • MHPS.

Nathan has particular expertise and experience in relation to matters involving healthcare providers, including those relating to medical practitioners.

Additionally he has an extensive education practice and is very familiar with the specific regulatory and legal issues affecting teachers and other staff. Within this practice he advises a number of the country’s leading independent schools.

Year of qualification: 1991

Nathan is ranked as a leading individual and recommended lawyer in both the Chambers & Partners and Legal 500 UK guides to top law firms.

Associate Directors

Charlotte Morris

Associate Director

Charlotte qualified as a solicitor in 2010 and has over 10 years’ experience of handling a varied and complex caseload, with focus on the retail and hospitality, transport and logistics and manufacturing sectors. She is also experienced within the education sector not only in advising clients but providing training to other lawyers within the sector and volunteering as a school governor for several years. Having undertaken a large litigation caseload throughout her career, Charlotte takes a commercial approach to her advice, enabling customers to manage risks and make informed decisions.

Charlotte Ashton

Associate Director

Charlotte has over 10 years’ experience in all aspects of employment law, having qualified as a solicitor in 2009. She trained in-house with a large UK company, covering 45,000 employees, and moved to private practice on qualification. Charlotte enjoys helping growing companies understand their legal obligations and has given training and presentations to start up entrepreneurs, and business students, at a local University. Charlotte also specialises in business immigration law for the UK and has helped employers obtain sponsor licences in order to recruit from outside the UK.

Colin Henney

Associate Director

Colin is a senior solicitor with over 30 years’ employment law experience.

In that time, he established and headed up a nationally-rated employment team for a major regional firm, was an ACAS trainer nearly ten years.

Colin has appeared in numerous cases in Employment Tribunals throughout the UK and in the Employment Appeal Tribunal in London (where for a time he was a member of a lawyers’ panel providing pro bono representation to unassisted appellants).

As an employment lawyer he consciously divides his time between employer and employee-related work, believing that involvement on both sides gives a unique perspective on problem-solving in the workplace.

Whilst his experience covers all areas, he has a particular interest in the development of discrimination law, and the importance of using equality and diversity as tools to strengthen and develop organisations. Prominent corporate clients have included EDS, Baxter Healthcare, RealNetworks, Stagecoach, and Oxford Brookes University.

In 2006, Colin co-created a work relationship consultancy, and qualified as an accredited mediator and  trained coach. He co-developed a module designed to assist line managers in dealing with and conducting discussions and meetings in challenging circumstances, drawing on his many years of practice related to workplace conflict.

He was also involved in significant assignments for Shell, BP, TK Maxx and Coca-Cola Enterprises, amongst others. Colin is passionate about training and the opportunities – if properly targeted and imaginatively designed – it can offer to share knowledge and experience.

Year of qualification: 1982

James Davies

Associate Director

James is a solicitor with over 15 years’ experience of employment law.

Before joining Cater Leydon Millard, James worked at international and national firms, as well as working in-house in London and Moscow for an investment bank.

James has advised a wide range of private and public sector clients, including in financial services, biotechnology, hospitality, health care / the NHS, and private equity.  He has extensive experience in all aspects of employment law, including:

  • employment tribunal litigation (often involving discrimination career loss claims)
  • the enforcement of post-termination restrictions
  • remuneration schemes and employee incentive plans
  • TUPE transfers and the employment aspects of outsourcing arrangements
  • corporate reorganisations / restructurings and redundancies
  • data protection

James has advised on and managed a broad spectrum of employment matters, including:

  • defending an unfair dismissal, sex discrimination and whistleblowing claim with a ten week hearing and involving complex Polkey, psychiatric injury, and mitigation issues
  • defending a High Court breach of contract claim brought by the former Chief Economist of a global mining company for payment of a bonus claimed to be in excess of £500k
  • advising on a team move of 20 literary agents and their establishment of an agency in competition with their former employer
  • the employment aspects of a $500mn acquisition of a unionised steel plant
  • an HMRC investigation into NMW compliance at the hotel and leisure subsidiary of a Premier League football club

He also has experience of workplace, private and judicial mediation, and provides bespoke training to our clients in many areas of employment law.

Associate

Alexandra Scarfe

Associate

Alex specialises in all aspects of employment law.

She has experience in acting for employers and individuals in the Employment Tribunal and in providing advice on disciplinary issues, redundancy situations, performance management and managing sickness absence. She has also acted clients in the County Court on breach of contract claims.

Alex has experience of reviewing, drafting and advising on employment contracts, policies and settlement agreements.  Alex has also advised employer clients on data protection issues in the workplace, including dealing with complex subject access requests.

Prior to joining to CLM, Alex gained experience at a specialist employment law firm in Reading where she acted for a wide range of clients on contentious and non-contentious employment law matters.

Alex enjoys delivering training to clients on current employment law and HR issues. Alex has a particular interest in complex discrimination claims and she is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association.

Year of qualification: 2018

Anna Fisken (Kaznowska)

Associate

Anna  specialises in employment law, especially all contentious aspects. She has experience of defending complex discrimination claims in the Employment Tribunal and Employment Appeal Tribunal on behalf of employers, including those in the health and education sectors.

Prior to joining CLM, Anna trained with Mills & Reeve, held paralegal roles in the litigation teams for two major London law firms and also undertook some pupillage training at various Chancery Lane barristers’ chambers. Anna is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association.

Year of qualification: 2019

Fiona Chadwick

Associate

Fiona has specialised in employment law since qualifying as a solicitor in 2002, acting principally for employers. She spent a considerable number of years at a leading regional firm in Manchester and is experienced in all aspects of employment law, advising a variety of businesses in different sectors, ranging in size from SME’s to plc’s. She has handled a wide and varied litigation caseload in both the employment tribunal and the EAT. Fiona provides commercial and pragmatic advice which takes into account the client’s objectives and risk preferences.

Sarah James

Associate

Sarah has specialised in employment law since qualifying as a solicitor in 2000 and joined the esphr team in 2022 after working in a large national law firm and in house. She gives commercial and practical advice to employers of all sizes, including large companies, SMEs, public sector and third sector organisations. An experienced litigator and employee relations specialist, Sarah also provides training to clients to help them keep up to date with changes in employment law and best practice.

William Lane

Senior Employment Law Adviser and Solicitor, WorkNest

William has specialised in employment law since qualifying as a solicitor in 2012. He has advised and represented a range of clients – both in the public and private sector – in relation to contentious and non-contentious matters throughout the UK, and has a particular interest and specialism in Employment Tribunal litigation. William is also a member of the Law Society of Scotland.

Paralegal

Taryn Soanes

Paralegal

Having worked with the company for over ten years, Taryn has a wide experience of employment law and the Employment Tribunal’s procedures. Taryn also takes the lead on organising external training events for clients.

As the main contact for the law firm’s School’s visa service, Taryn also supports independent schools through the process of obtaining visas on behalf of international students, ensuring the smooth running of visa applications.

Operations Team

Caroline Spencer

Legal Secretary

Caroline joined esp/clm in May 2022 as Legal Secretary and first port of call for esp/clm clients.

Prior to this, Caroline worked as a Medical Secretary for the NHS, dealing with medical professionals, patients, and medical referrals.

Caroline has thrived learning the ropes in her new legal environment and enjoys the variety her job entails, working and supporting her colleagues,  and the responsibility is carries.

Ellie Leyshon

Client Manager

Ellie joined esphr in January 2024, bringing with her a wealth of experience in client management and business development. Most recently she worked for the commercial arm of a gender equality charity, supporting senior HR professionals with their DEI journeys and offering strategic solutions. This experience ignited her interest in the HR world which led her to the role at esphr. Ellie applies a consultative and friendly approach to client management. She is motivated by helping clients to meet their goals, creating smooth and successful customer journeys and adding incremental value to organisations.

Leanne Dunning

Administrator

Rebecca Ellis

Operations Executive

Rebecca joined esphr in January 2023 as Legal Support Administrator.

Prior to this, Rebecca worked as a Project Manager for a renewable energy company working on various projects from churches and school projects.

Rebecca enjoys working in a fast paced environment and thrives from the variety her job offers.

Laura Campo

Business Support Manager

Laura joined esphr in January 2022 as operations executive after spending seven years teaching yoga while her children were young. Prior to this, Laura worked in HR departments in both London and Sydney, working on various HR change and implementation projects. Laura loves being part of a team once more, and the variety that comes from working in the operations department at esphr.

Statutory Directors

Statutory Directors

Please see our statutory directors below:

  • ESP Law Ltd – Gavin Snell, Andrew Gunson and Stephen Conlan
  • The Employment Services Partnership Ltd – Adam Councell and Alexander Dacre
  • ESP Safeguard Ltd – Gavin Snell and Andrew Gunson

Further details of the companies that make up esphr from WorkNest can be found here:
https://www.esphr.co.uk/website-terms-of-use

Anna Jones

Account Director

Anna joins esphr with over 25 years of experience in strategic business development, having joined WorkNest in 2011. Working directly with senior leadership teams, her highly commercial focus is on supporting HR professionals. Anna thrives in adding value to organisations and takes pride in cultivating enduring relationships and collaborative alliances with HR teams. Her strategic insights and dedication to enhancing ER capabilities makes her an invaluable partner in navigating the complex landscape of HR, multiplex technology and employment law outsourcing.

John Gillespie

Account Director

John joined esphr in 2022 and brings considerable wealth and experience to the role, having spent nearly 30 years operating within a professional business development environment. His in-depth knowledge of the sector allows him to recognise the challenges that HR stakeholders and business leaders face within their organisations and being able to deliver high level, commercially focused HR and employment law outsource solutions. He places great importance on listening to customers and ensuring their needs are put first.

Nina Robinson

Legal Services Director, Cater Leydon Millard Limited

Nina is an accomplished employment solicitor with over 15 years’ post-qualified experience at leading UK law firms. Nina initially qualified as a corporate solicitor at Addleshaw Goddard in 2005 and since 2006 practised employment law exclusively, providing advice to employer customers at both DAC Beachcroft and Ward Hadaway Solicitors. Nina has experience of advising a varied portfolio of employer customers, including retail and restaurant groups, financial services and media industry customers on all employment issues.

Sarah James

Associate Solicitor

Sarah has specialised in employment law since qualifying as a solicitor in 2000 and joined the esphr team in 2022 after working in a large national law firm and in house. She gives commercial and practical advice to employers of all sizes, including large companies, SMEs, public sector and third sector organisations. An experienced litigator and employee relations specialist, Sarah also provides training to clients to help them keep up to date with changes in employment law and best practice.

Fiona Chadwick

Associate Solicitor

Fiona has specialised in employment law since qualifying as a solicitor in 2002, acting principally for employers. She spent a considerable number of years at a leading regional firm in Manchester and is experienced in all aspects of employment law, advising a variety of businesses in different sectors, ranging in size from SME’s to plc’s. She has handled a wide and varied litigation caseload in both the employment tribunal and the EAT. Fiona provides commercial and pragmatic advice which takes into account the client’s objectives and risk preferences.

Charlotte Ashton

Associate Senior Solicitor, Head of Immigration, Cater Leydon Millard Limited

Charlotte has over 10 years’ experience in all aspects of employment law, having qualified as a solicitor in 2009. She trained in-house with a large UK company, covering 45,000 employees, and moved to private practice on qualification. Charlotte enjoys helping growing companies understand their legal obligations and has given training and presentations to start up entrepreneurs, and business students, at a local University. Charlotte also specialises in business immigration law for the UK and has helped employers obtain sponsor licences in order to recruit from outside the UK.

Charlotte Morris

Associate Senior Solicitor, Cater Leydon Millard Limited

Charlotte qualified as a solicitor in 2010 and has over 10 years’ experience of handling a varied and complex caseload, with focus on the retail and hospitality, transport and logistics and manufacturing sectors. She is also experienced within the education sector not only in advising clients but providing training to other lawyers within the sector and volunteering as a school governor for several years. Having undertaken a large litigation caseload throughout her career, Charlotte takes a commercial approach to her advice, enabling customers to manage risks and make informed decisions.

Rebecca Ellis

Operations Executive

Rebecca joined esphr in January 2023 as Legal Support Administrator.

Prior to this, Rebecca worked as a Project Manager for a renewable energy company working on various projects from churches and school projects.

Rebecca enjoys working in a fast paced environment and thrives from the variety her job offers.

William Lane

Senior Employment Law Adviser and Solicitor, WorkNest

William has specialised in employment law since qualifying as a solicitor in 2012. He has advised and represented a range of clients – both in the public and private sector – in relation to contentious and non-contentious matters throughout the UK, and has a particular interest and specialism in Employment Tribunal litigation. William is also a member of the Law Society of Scotland.

Jamie Gamble

Partner, Ward Hadaway

Jamie has specialised in employment law since 2002 and deals with all types of contentious and non-contentious employment issues. He acts predominantly for employers, from owner-managed businesses to national and multi-national companies and large public bodies.

Gillian Chinhengo

Partner, Ward Hadaway

She advises mainly employers on a regular basis, providing support and assistance in both contentious and non-contentious matters to a variety of businesses from sole traders to national organisations.

Gillian Burns

Solicitor, Ward Hadaway

Gillian acts for a wide range of employers in both the private and public sectors.

Gillian has advised on all aspects of employment law, including unfair and constructive dismissal claims and discrimination claims, and is a member of our corporate support team providing employment advice on business and share sales or acquisitions.

Tom Shears

Solicitor, Ward Hadaway

Tom provides advice on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious employment law. Tom acts for employers of all sizes ranging from owner-managed businesses to multi-national companies, and also has experience of negotiating settlements and bringing Employment Tribunal claims on behalf of individuals. Tom advises employers throughout the public and private sectors, and has particular experience of providing advice to NHS bodies and higher and further education institutions.

Rachael McCartney

Associate, Ward Hadaway

She is experienced in litigation, representing a range of customers from sole traders to large international companies in the Employment Tribunal, defending discrimination and unfair dismissal claims.

Katie Adams

Associate, Ward Hadaway

She regularly advises employers on day to day employment issues including disciplinary, grievance, performance, family friendly rights, sickness absence, contracts, settlement agreements, restructuring, redundancy and TUPE. Katie is also experienced in handling Employment Tribunal Claims.

Laura Campo

Business Support Manager

Laura joined esphr in January 2022 as operations executive after spending seven years teaching yoga while her children were young. Prior to this, Laura worked in HR departments in both London and Sydney, working on various HR change and implementation projects. Laura loves being part of a team once more, and the variety that comes from working in the operations department at esphr.

Anthony Fox

Associate Solicitor

Anthony has been practicing as a specialist in employment law since qualifying as a solicitor in 2015. His experience covers all aspects of employment law, including litigation, and his clients have included PLCs and SMEs in a variety of industries across the UK such as retail, hospitality, construction, care and farming. Anthony enjoys providing training to clients and working closely with them to develop client relationships and provide them with an understanding of their legal obligations. He provides clear, concise and pragmatic advice with the aim of guiding clients to their intended goals while ensuring they are aware of any risks involved.

Lisa Harris

Associate Director, Cater Leydon Millard Limited

Lisa has specialised in the area of employment law since 1999 and has wide experience of all aspects of the discipline in a variety of workplace sectors including healthcare and education (both public and private sector), agronomy, creative industries, charities and public relations.

Her litigation experience includes representing employer clients in Employment Tribunal and High Court proceedings, as well as the EAT and Court of Appeal.  She has successfully defended complex discrimination and whistleblowing claims following multi-day hearings, and interim relief applications.  She also has experience of defending and bringing injunction proceedings in the High Court.

As far as non-contentious work is concerned, Lisa advises on a full range of employment law issues, supporting both managers and HR specialists at her clients with concerns such as managing performance and sickness absence, termination of employment of senior staff, managing a TUPE transfer or reorganisation/redundancy process, responding to complex grievances often including discrimination, and advising on changes to terms and conditions affecting thousands of employees.

Lisa has worked for a number of NHS trusts for many years and has advised on doctor disciplinary matters handled under MHPS as well as TUPE issues.  She has also chaired numerous Medical Consultant appointment committees (AACs), appointing candidates to permanent consultant hospital roles.

Lisa is part of the firm’s investigation team and has completed a number of lengthy investigations into bullying and discrimination allegations for NHS trusts.

Lisa regularly delivers training to clients, both to HR professionals and line managers; recent topics have included holiday pay in light of the Harpur v Brazel Supreme Court decision, disability discrimination and neurodiversity, whistleblowing and conducting workplace investigations.

Lisa is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association.

Before becoming a solicitor she taught English in rural Japan and worked as a paralegal in Washington DC.

Year of qualification: 1999

Colin Henney

Associate Director, Cater Leydon Millard Limited

Colin is a senior solicitor with over 30 years’ employment law experience.

In that time, he established and headed up a nationally-rated employment team for a major regional firm, was an ACAS trainer nearly ten years.

Colin has appeared in numerous cases in Employment Tribunals throughout the UK and in the Employment Appeal Tribunal in London (where for a time he was a member of a lawyers’ panel providing pro bono representation to unassisted appellants).

As an employment lawyer he consciously divides his time between employer and employee-related work, believing that involvement on both sides gives a unique perspective on problem-solving in the workplace.

Whilst his experience covers all areas, he has a particular interest in the development of discrimination law, and the importance of using equality and diversity as tools to strengthen and develop organisations. Prominent corporate clients have included EDS, Baxter Healthcare, RealNetworks, Stagecoach, and Oxford Brookes University.

In 2006, Colin co-created a work relationship consultancy, and qualified as an accredited mediator and  trained coach. He co-developed a module designed to assist line managers in dealing with and conducting discussions and meetings in challenging circumstances, drawing on his many years of practice related to workplace conflict.

He was also involved in significant assignments for Shell, BP, TK Maxx and Coca-Cola Enterprises, amongst others. Colin is passionate about training and the opportunities – if properly targeted and imaginatively designed – it can offer to share knowledge and experience.

Year of qualification: 1982

Anna Fisken (Kaznowska)

Solicitor, Cater Leydon Millard Limited

Anna  specialises in employment law, especially all contentious aspects. She has experience of defending complex discrimination claims in the Employment Tribunal and Employment Appeal Tribunal on behalf of employers, including those in the health and education sectors.

Prior to joining CLM, Anna trained with Mills & Reeve, held paralegal roles in the litigation teams for two major London law firms and also undertook some pupillage training at various Chancery Lane barristers’ chambers. Anna is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association.

Year of qualification: 2019

Alexandra Scarfe

Solicitor, Cater Leydon Millard Limited

Alex specialises in all aspects of employment law.

She has experience in acting for employers and individuals in the Employment Tribunal and in providing advice on disciplinary issues, redundancy situations, performance management and managing sickness absence. She has also acted clients in the County Court on breach of contract claims.

Alex has experience of reviewing, drafting and advising on employment contracts, policies and settlement agreements.  Alex has also advised employer clients on data protection issues in the workplace, including dealing with complex subject access requests.

Prior to joining to CLM, Alex gained experience at a specialist employment law firm in Reading where she acted for a wide range of clients on contentious and non-contentious employment law matters.

Alex enjoys delivering training to clients on current employment law and HR issues. Alex has a particular interest in complex discrimination claims and she is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association.

Year of qualification: 2018

James Davies

Solicitor, Cater Leydon Millard Limited

James is a solicitor with over 15 years’ experience of employment law.

Before joining Cater Leydon Millard, James worked at international and national firms, as well as working in-house in London and Moscow for an investment bank.

James has advised a wide range of private and public sector clients, including in financial services, biotechnology, hospitality, health care / the NHS, and private equity.  He has extensive experience in all aspects of employment law, including:

  • employment tribunal litigation (often involving discrimination career loss claims)
  • the enforcement of post-termination restrictions
  • remuneration schemes and employee incentive plans
  • TUPE transfers and the employment aspects of outsourcing arrangements
  • corporate reorganisations / restructurings and redundancies
  • data protection

James has advised on and managed a broad spectrum of employment matters, including:

  • defending an unfair dismissal, sex discrimination and whistleblowing claim with a ten week hearing and involving complex Polkey, psychiatric injury, and mitigation issues
  • defending a High Court breach of contract claim brought by the former Chief Economist of a global mining company for payment of a bonus claimed to be in excess of £500k
  • advising on a team move of 20 literary agents and their establishment of an agency in competition with their former employer
  • the employment aspects of a $500mn acquisition of a unionised steel plant
  • an HMRC investigation into NMW compliance at the hotel and leisure subsidiary of a Premier League football club

He also has experience of workplace, private and judicial mediation, and provides bespoke training to our clients in many areas of employment law.

Nathan Millard

Director, Cater Leydon Millard Limited

Nathan is a Director and founder of Cater Leydon Millard and has over 25 years’ experience.

He has considerable experience of working with large and complex organisations in both the public and private sector and advises on a full range of employment law issues, almost exclusively for employers.

In particular, he specialises in advising on:

  • outsourcing
  • discrimination
  • whistleblowing
  • TUPE Safeguarding
  • organisational change
  • MHPS.

Nathan has particular expertise and experience in relation to matters involving healthcare providers, including those relating to medical practitioners.

Additionally he has an extensive education practice and is very familiar with the specific regulatory and legal issues affecting teachers and other staff. Within this practice he advises a number of the country’s leading independent schools.

Year of qualification: 1991

Nathan is ranked as a leading individual and recommended lawyer in both the Chambers & Partners and Legal 500 UK guides to top law firms.

Ellie Leyshon

Client Manager

Ellie joined esphr in January 2024, bringing with her a wealth of experience in client management and business development. Most recently she worked for the commercial arm of a gender equality charity, supporting senior HR professionals with their DEI journeys and offering strategic solutions. This experience ignited her interest in the HR world which led her to the role at esphr. Ellie applies a consultative and friendly approach to client management. She is motivated by helping clients to meet their goals, creating smooth and successful customer journeys and adding incremental value to organisations.

Statutory Directors

Please see our statutory directors below:

  • ESP Law Ltd – Gavin Snell, Andrew Gunson and Stephen Conlan
  • The Employment Services Partnership Ltd – Adam Councell and Alexander Dacre
  • ESP Safeguard Ltd – Gavin Snell and Andrew Gunson

Further details of the companies that make up esphr from WorkNest can be found here:
https://www.esphr.co.uk/website-terms-of-use

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