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Amritpal Bachu - 42BR - Barristers

Amritpal Bachu

Call 2010
Telephone 020 7831 0222 | Email [email protected]

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Amritpal Bachu

Call 2010
Telephone 020 7831 0222 | Email [email protected]

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Amritpal’s practice spans employment and social housing, with a strong emphasis on cases involving discrimination and public law. Amritpal is collaborative, responsive, and approachable.

In employment law, Amritpal accepts instructions to represent employers and employees across a range of cases involving statutory rights and discrimination. Amritpal appears in the employment tribunal in both short and complex multi-day hearings, as well as undertaking advice and drafting work. Amritpal’s experience of civil litigation is particularly valuable in relation to civil employment related disputes. 

In social housing, Amritpal is a Legal 500 ranked leading junior. Amritpal practices across all aspects of social housing focusing particularly on homelessness appeals, housing condition claims, anti-social behavior injunctions and judicial review. Amritpal’s expertise is in cases involving discrimination arising from disability, indirect discrimination, the public sector equality duty, and public law.

Amritpal is committed to access to justice and maintains a solid pro bono practice with Advocate (formerly the Bar Pro Bono Unit).

Amritpal is a visiting lecturer at the Inns of Court College of Advocacy. 

Employment

Amritpal accepts instructions across all areas of employment law, including discrimination and statutory employment rights.

Recent Cases:

  • Instructed in an equal pay case on behalf of a group of carers on account of historical unequal pay and less favorable conditions (2023-2024)
  • Amritpal appeared for the respondent in the Employment Appeal Tribunal in Alcedo Orange Ltd v Ferridge-Gunn [2023] IRLR 606 which concerned the application of the principle in CLFIS (UK) Ltd v Reynolds [2015] EWCA Civ 439 regarding ‘tainted discrimination’. 
  • Instructed on behalf of the claimant in a disability discrimination claim against a multinational technology company with complex losses relating to entitlement of shares (2023).
  • Instructed on behalf of a female partner in her disability discrimination claim against her previous law firm on account of a history of unfair allocation of work and unfair dismissal and in which a six-figure settlement was reached (2023).
  • Instructed on behalf of a respondent estate agent to defend claims of disability discrimination arising out of restructuring during the pandemic (2022).

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