Hilary Larter

Consultant

Leeds

Hilary specialises in both contentious and non-contentious employment law, and has particular experience advising in relation to complex discrimination claims and matters. She is a member of our Equality & Discrimination Unit and has successfully represented a client in the European Court of Human Rights.
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  • Biography

    Hilary specialises in both contentious and non-contentious employment law, and has particular experience advising in relation to complex discrimination claims and matters. She is a member of our Equality & Discrimination Unit and has successfully represented a client in the European Court of Human Rights.

    She is also a member of our Doctors & Dentists Unit and regularly advises clients on internal issues concerning practitioners, as well representing clients in a number of high profile court claims.

    Also, Hilary advises on senior executive, directors and consultant doctor issues including contracts, severance agreements and disciplinary matters.

    Clients include a number of NHS Trusts and NHS Foundation trusts, universities and a number of corporate clients.

    Hilary is a regular speaker at external events and has spoken at a series of seminars for NHS Employers on doctor's disciplinary matters.

     

Sector Expertise
  • NHS

Service Expertise
  • Employment

Office Location

Modern canal scene in Leeds, England, with docked boats, contemporary buildings in varied styles, and a tall structure in the background under a clear sky.

Leeds

  • St Pauls House
  • 23 Park Square South
  • Leeds, LS1 2ND

+44 (0) 113 251 4700

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Court of Appeal agrees NHS Trust's medical director required to act as case manager in MHPS case involving a consultant

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Disclosures could be protected under whistleblowing law despite employee's self-interested motive when making them

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Employment Rights Act 2025 changes taking effect in April 2026

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Government publishes consultation on collective redundancy consultation threshold

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Government publishes consultation on industrial action detriment

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New National Minimum Wage (NMW) rates announced

Employment

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Religious discrimination: Tribunal failed to scrutinise whether reasons for not recruiting a Christian social worker were because of his religious beliefs

Employment

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Tribunal wrong to reduce unfair dismissal compensation to zero where conduct was not gross misconduct

Employment

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Court of Appeal confirms commissioning of NHS services is not an 'economic activity' so TUPE did not apply to CCG reorganisations

Employment

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EAT sets aside 100% Polkey reduction, confirming need for an evidential basis when making deductions