Maelle Alix-Brown

Solicitor

Employment | Employment & Immigration

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About Maelle:

Maelle is a Solicitor in our Employment team, based out of our London office.

Maelle is an employment lawyer with experience spanning complex High Court litigation, advisory work and employment aspects of corporate transactions. She has supported expedited post-termination restriction disputes, including matters involving non-compete clauses, and has experience drafting key employment documents, preparing trial bundles, reviewing disclosure and assisting with witness evidence. Maelle also advises on day-to-day employment issues including settlement agreements, contracts, investigations and data subject access requests.

Learn more about Maelle's areas of expertise:

HR and employment law

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Employment & Immigration

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Employment law advice

Employment law advice to help you protect your interests - if your employer has offered you a settlement agreement, it is vital that you take advice from an experienced employment lawyer.

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