Ashley Serr

Barrister @Exchange Chambers

Leeds, GB

Expert in all aspects of business law including employment law, general commercial disputes. Also specialises in professional discipline. Attorney General A Panel Counsel can act on a direct access basis to companies/individuals Recent recommendations includeAshley is very experienced and provides sound judgement; I rate him highly.\"Chambers and Partners 2024Chambers and Partners 2019Respected for his holistic practice and expertise in TUPE, discrimination and unfair dismissal matters as well as his involvement in handling restrictive covenant and complex judicial review cases. He has extensive experience of appearing on behalf of high net worth and business clientele before employment tribunals, the ECHR and the Supreme Court. He also acts for public bodies.\"Straightforward, easy to work with and really smart. We really value his opinion and experience.\"\"Very knowledgeable.\"selection of decisions includeMiles v DVSA (2023) EAT 62Revenue and Customs Commissioners v Ant Marketing [2020] IRLR 744Gan Menachem v De Groen (2019) IRLR 410R (oao) Liral Veget Training v SSHD [2018] EWHC 2941Country Court Care v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2015] EWHC 2054 (Admin)Raj and Knoll v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2015] EWHC 1329 (Admin)DWP v Conyers UKEAT/0375/13/KNHMRC v Holmescales Riding Centre (2014) ICR D43Secretary of State for Justice v Hibbert (2013) All ER (D) 295 (Nov)Ministry of Justice v Parry (2013) ICR 311Key2Law v D\'Antiquis (2011) EWCA Civ 1567OTG v Barke and Others (2011) IRLR 272Molaudi v Ministry of Defence (2011) ICR D19Ministry of Defence v Fletcher (2010) IRLR 25Guellard v MOD (2009) All ER (D) 50 (Dec)Thomas v Home Office (2006) EWCA Civ 1355Logan v HMRC (2004) IRLR 63Bewley v Prison Service (2004) ICR 422Wainwright v Home Office (2003) UKHL 53De Keyser v Wilson (2001) IRLR 324