Jahad Rahman
Jahad Rahman is a highly experienced specialist employment lawyer and the founder of Rahman Lowe Solicitors. He advises employers, senior executives and high-net-worth individuals across the full range of contentious and non-contentious employment matters, and is praised for providing "excellent technical advice with a commercial slant".His clients include global financial institutions, luxury brands, professional services firms and high-net-worth individuals. He has advised businesses such as Danone, Vivienne Westwood Ltd, Elizabeth Arden, Konica Minolta and P&O Ferrymasters on a wide range of employment issues. Recent work includes advising a corporate client on a restructuring, redundancies and the implications of TUPE.Jahad has particular expertise in advising senior executives on the termination of employment, post-termination restrictions, retention payments and share schemes. He regularly handles exits in the financial services sector and has experience of FCA compliance and disciplinary matters. He also advises on professional misconduct and regulatory issues, misuse of social media, privacy and defamation.He has successfully handled numerous complex discrimination, equal pay, whistleblowing and contractual claims, including high-value bonus disputes. He has acted in a number of strategic and ground-breaking cases that attracted national press coverage (including The Times, Financial Times, Telegraph, Independent, The Sun and Daily Mirror) and BBC television coverage. These include Sue Allison v Morecambe Bay NHS Trust and Dr Chris Day v Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust and Health Education England, one of the most high-profile whistleblowing cases brought against an NHS Trust.Jahad has also advised some of the UK's largest trade unions, and has significant experience of collective employment law, industrial action and multi-party claims.He regularly delivers seminars and training on developments in employment and discrimination law, including for the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD). He is a regular media commentator on employment law, has appeared on BBC News and BBC Radio, and has been featured as "Lawyer in the News" in the Law Society Gazette.
