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Alex Leonhardt
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Alex Leonhardt

Barrister at 3PB Barristers

Employment LawWorkplace DisputesEmployment Tribunals
ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTOR

Barrister at 3PB Barristers.

Alex Leonhardt joined 3PB in April 2021 following the successful completion of his pupillage with Chambers under Cheryl Jones and Charlotte Hadfield. He is based in the London office.

Alex accepts instruction in all areas of civil law, and has a particular interest in employment, commercial, property and housing, education and public law.

Prior to coming to the Bar, Alex worked in politics as a researcher to Members of Parliament and in public affairs for a body representing higher education providers. He also worked as a paralegal in a housing and public law department at a London law firm.

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CONTRIBUTOR PERSPECTIVEEmployment Law & Workplace Disputes & Employment Tribunals

Alex Leonhardt’s profile brings together professional experience, specialist subjects and published Chronicle Law contributions.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE
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Employment Law

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Workplace Disputes

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Employment Tribunals

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LATEST CONTRIBUTIONS

From Alex’s Chronicle Law profile.

COURT SYSTEM · 7 MIN READ

The High Court to the rescue? Seeking interim injunctions to restrain disciplinary processes

The High Court’s decision in McKenzie v First Greater Western Limited highlights the challenges employees face when seeking interim injunctions to stop disciplinary proceedings and offers important guidance on judicial intervention in workplace processes.

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EMPLOYMENT LAW · 8 MIN READ

Contractual Variation: How long can an employee perform a job that “doesn’t exist”?

Alex Leonhardt analyses a Central London Employment Tribunal case on contractual variation and constructive dismissal, examining the distinction between affirmation and acquiescence when an employee continues working while objecting to changes in their role.

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