Executive Rights Employment Lawyers
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Executive Rights Employment Lawyers is an employment law firm for executives and expatriates. It is based mainly in Melbourne and offers Sydney clients a visiting office. Its main work is employment law for senior managers, covering contract review, redundancy and severance, and deeds of release.
About the firm
Bruce Planck, a solicitor, established the firm in 2001 and has practised almost exclusively in employment law since 1997. The firm acts for executives in all industry sectors, including expatriates in locations around the world. Its approach is client-centred and aims to resolve matters without litigation. The firm is a Law Institute Victoria member, and its liability is limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation.
Areas of law at Executive Rights Employment Lawyers
Conveyancing and property
Employment
Commercial and IP
Other areas of law
The firm handles employment matters for executives and senior managers. Its work includes reviewing employment contracts, redundancy and severance entitlements, and deeds of release, along with termination, disciplinary meetings and performance management. It also advises on expatriate agreements, workplace bullying and harassment, and whether a worker is an independent contractor. Customers say the advice is clear and professional, and that the lawyer responds quickly.
What customers say about Executive Rights Employment Lawyers
- 💬Customers describe the lawyer as responsive and quick to reply.
- 💬Customers say the advice is clear and professional.
Tips for visiting Executive Rights Employment Lawyers
- ✓The Sydney office is a visiting office, so call 1300 789 302 first to check when you can meet in person.
- ✓Fees are not published on the site, so ask about costs at your first call.
- ✓Several customers name Bruce Planck as their lawyer, so ask for him by name if you have a preference.
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FAQ about Executive Rights Employment Lawyers
Does Executive Rights Employment Lawyers handle employment law?
Yes. Employment law is the firm's main practice, and it works mainly with executives and senior managers.
Does Executive Rights Employment Lawyers have a Sydney office?
Yes, it has a visiting office for its Sydney clients, alongside its main base in Melbourne.
Does Executive Rights Employment Lawyers act for expatriates?
Yes. The firm acts for expatriates as well as executives in Australia and overseas.
Is Executive Rights Employment Lawyers a Law Institute Victoria member?
The firm shows Law Institute Victoria membership on its website.