Under the leadership of Caroline Yarrow, the employment and immigration team at Broadfield Law UK LLP has a notable emphasis on the investment management, transport and real estate sectors. Yarrow is active in Employment Tribunal claims, and the group is also impressive in corporate support work. Nicholas Le Riche focuses his practice on redundancies and TUPE transfers, while Brian Gegg is a key contact for cross-border matters. Ian Wasserman became a partner in April 2024.
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Testimonials

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  • What sets the individuals at Broadfield Law UK LLP apart is their combination of deep technical expertise, commercial pragmatism, and exceptional client care. Brian Gegg, in particular, stands out for his calm authority and strategic clarity — he has an ability to distil complex legal issues into clear, actionable advice that aligns seamlessly with our business priorities. His approach is always thoughtful and balanced, and he brings a real sense of partnership to every interaction.'
  • ‘Ian Wasserman has excellent judgment and provides practical and pragmatic advice to his clients. His preparation of cases is meticulous. He is well-experienced in deploying appropriate tactics and strategies to benefit his clients.’

Key clients

  • Smurfit Westrock Uk Ltd (Formerly Smurfit Kappa Uk Limited) Jones Lang La Salle Wellcome Sanger Institute Royal Opera House, Covent Garden Sita Inc The Doctors Laboratory Tony’s Chocolonely Ltd Colliers International London General Transport Services (Go Ahead London Buses) Maximus UK Services Limited Inspiro Learning Limited Gds Publishing Limited Wickwar Wessex Pub Company Health And Care Professions Council

Work highlights

Advised SITA UK Inc on a detailed and extensive project in moving hundreds of staff across two of SITA’s main offices in London / Heathrow and Aldershot, to their new flagship UK office in Reading.
Practice head

Caroline Yarrow

Other key lawyers

Nicholas Le Riche; Brian Gegg; Ian Wasserman