Victoria von Wachter

9 July 2026

Welcome to Issue 49 of Five from 5, the employment law e-bulletin produced by our…

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1 July 2026

Victoria von Wachter represented the Appropriate Authority for Norfolk Constabulary in a misconduct hearing relating…

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30 June 2026

We have all become used to the grind of equal pay claims. The employee’s first…

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30 June 2026

On 22 June 2026, new Presidential guidance was issued for interim relief applications. This follows…

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16 December 2025

Welcome to Issue 47 of Five from 5, the employment law e-bulletin produced by our…

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12 December 2025

It has always been the received wisdom that boils are best lanced promptly. This also…

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12 December 2025

The governmental power struggle currently fascinating all employment practitioners continues. The House of Commons and…

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12 December 2025

Is there ever a reason for not following due process when dismissing? There have been…

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9 October 2025

Welcome to Issue 46 of Five from 5, the employment law e-bulletin produced by our…

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8 October 2025

Initial claims are problematic enough but what is the position with second and subsequent claims…

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16 April 2024

Chambers is delighted to announce that Head of Chambers, Jason Beer KC is one of only…

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15 February 2023

This is an ‘Original Manuscript’ of an article published by Taylor & Francis Group in the Journal…

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14 February 2022

The first hearings of the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry commenced today.  Previously a non-statutory…

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