Leah Garlick

Solicitor

Employment | Health & Social Care Sector | Employment & Immigration

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Leah.Garlick@rwkgoodman.com
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About Leah:

Leah is a Solicitor in our Employment team, based in our Bath office.

Leah assists clients with a broad spectrum of employment law issues across both contentious and non-contentious matters. She also supports James Sage in advising clients within the firm’s Health and Social Care Team.

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