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Employment Law

01 - Practice Area

Employment Law

Clear, practical advice for employers and employees at every stage of the working relationship.

01 - Practice Area

Employment Law

Clear, practical advice for employers and employees at every stage of the working relationship.

Typical Clients

Growing companies, HR teams, executives and senior employees

Fees

Fixed-fee documents and reviews; scoped rates for investigations and disputes

First Response

Within one business day

Lead Attorney

Ceren Kurt

ceren@crnlaw.com

02 - what we do

Scope of work

Employment issues move quickly and affect people, operations and reputation at the same time. We advise on contracts, policies, performance, investigations and exits with an emphasis on clear process and defensible decisions. When a dispute cannot be avoided, we prepare the record early and keep the commercial objective in view.

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Employment contracts

Offers, executive terms, confidentiality and restrictive covenants.

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Policies & compliance

Handbooks, leave, conduct, privacy and reporting procedures.

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Performance & discipline

Process planning, documentation and manager guidance.

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Workplace investigations

Independent fact-finding, interviews and written findings.

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Termination & settlement

Exit strategy, severance terms and negotiated separation.

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Employment disputes

Agency claims, injunctions, mediation and litigation.

03 - Typical Matters

Three things we were asked last quarter.

CASE 01

A senior employee joined a competitor

We secured systems, reviewed the restrictions and reached undertakings without disrupting customers.

CASE 02

A complaint required an independent review

A focused investigation delivered findings and practical remediation within three weeks.

CASE 03

A restructure affected a whole team

We planned the process, communications and documents so the change could proceed consistently.

04 - Questions

Q.01

Can you review an employment contract before I sign?

Q.02

When should an investigation be external?

Q.03

Do you advise both employers and employees?