Greg Campbell > Mishcon de Reya LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Mishcon de Reya LLP
AFRICA HOUSE
70 KINGSWAY
LONDON
WC2B 6AH
England

Work Department

Employment

Position

Greg is a Partner in the Employment department, with over 20 years’ experience in employment law.

He provides advice to both employers and senior executives across a range of sectors, with a particular focus on Financial Services, LLPs and partnership disputes. His clients range from public companies, banks and major accountancy practices to PLC directors, senior banking executives and partners in law firms.

Greg is experienced in all aspects of contentious and non-contentious employment law, advising employers on workplace disputes, defence of whistleblowing and discrimination claims, major restructures and day to day queries. He works with senior executives on the terms of their engagement and departure in addition to disputes and regulatory issues.

Greg has a particular specialism advising on major disciplinary investigations, acting for employers as well as for senior executives accused of misconduct whether by their employer, or the FCA/PRA, or other regulators. He regularly operates at the intersection of employment law and regulation. Within the financial services sector he regularly advises on Remuneration Code issues and the Senior Manager Regime.

Greg has also been involved in conducting gender pay audits for corporate clients who will be subject to proposed employment regulations and reporting requirements.

Career

Partner, Mishcon de Reya LLP; Partner, Faegre & Benson; Assistant, Ashurst Morris Crisp (now Ashurst)

Memberships

Employment Lawyers Association; European Employment Lawyers Association

Education

Oxford University, BA

Lawyer Rankings

London > Corporate and commercial > Partnership

With expertise in partnership and LLP disputes, Mishcon de Reya LLP‘s employment practice is a popular choice for clients from the financial, accountancy, and professional services sectors. Alongside disputes, the group has deep experience assisting on structuring, exits, and whistleblowing claims which has continued to attract new clients to an already strong roster. Daniel Naftalin leads the team and focuses on contentious and non-contentious employment matters such as High Court and Employment Tribunal litigation, discrimination issues, and restrictive covenants. He is also an expert in advising on termination, competition, and recruitment for LLPs and partnerships in the professional and financial services sectors. Joanna Blackburn is noted for her scope of practice which includes advising LLPs on partnership matters and litigating international and high-profile disputes before the Supreme Court. Jennifer Millins specialises in discrimination and whistleblowing claims, High Court restrictive covenant and team move injunctions, and equal pay disputes, while Greg Campbell concentrates on disciplinary investigations within the financial and professional services sectors. He is adept in regulatory compliance and frequently advises on Remuneration Code issues and the Senior Management Regime.

London > Employment > Senior executives

Mishcon de Reya LLP is frequently engaged to handle complex matters involving restrictive covenants, team moves, bonus disputes, shareholder disputes and data theft. On the disputes front, the group is active in regulatory and internal investigations, as well as regularly appearing in employment tribunals and before the courts. Daniel Naftalin heads up the practice, which benefits from his significant experience handling move-related disputes in the High Court, in addition to discrimination and whistleblowing claims. Also forming a key part of the team are Joanna Blackburn, an expert in contentious cases; Jennifer Millins, who specialises in discrimination and whistleblowing claims; Susannah Kintish, who is regularly instructed in relation to senior-level terminations; Greg Campbell, a specialist in employment matters in the financial services sectors, as well as LLP and partnership disputes; Sharon Tan, who handles whistleblowing claims; and Matthew Wood, who was promoted to partner in April 2024 and handles high-value exit packages with complex incentive arrangements. Katie Mahoney also provides capable support.