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Manches LLP

READING BRIDGE HOUSE, READING BRIDGE, READING, RG1 8LS, ENGLAND
Tel:
Work 0118 982 2640
Fax:
Fax 0118 900 1831
Web:
www.manches.com
Email:
Reading, Oxford, London

Eugene Wojciechowski

Tel:
Work +44 118 982 2649
Email:
Manches LLP

Work Department

Employment

Position

Eugene assists employers with a full range of contentious and non-contentious employment law issues. He advises a wide variety of clients from the information technology, financial services, logistics, automotive, utilities, media, retail, social housing and charity sectors, and understands how his clients’ organisations work and what is key to them. Eugene also assists senior executives with the negotiation of service agreements and high-value severance deals; provides strategic advice on team moves; and has acted for individuals in post-termination restrictive covenant disputes, including High Court injunction proceedings.

Career

Trained David Phillips & Partners; qualified 1997; employee relations legal adviser Superdrug Stores Plc; associate Steptoe & Johnson LLP, London; assistant solicitor Watson, Farley & Williams LLP, London; partner and head of Thames Valley employment team, Shoosmiths 2006-11; partner Manches LLP 2011. Editor and co-author of ‘Drafting Service Agreements’ (Bloomsbury Professional 2010); regular speaker at conferences and other training events organised by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), Croner Training and Hawksmere.

Member

Employment Lawyers Association (ELA); Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).

Education

St Mary’s College, Crosby; University of Salford (1991 BA Hons Geography); University of Huddersfield (1994 PGDL); College of Law, Chester (1995 LPC).

Leisure

Travel, running marathons (including London Marathon for Shelter), football with local dads’ football team; golf.

Practice Areas

Charities and not-for-profit; Employment; Social housing

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