"Calm, confident and very good with witnesses. His advocacy style is calm and measured and his submissions are excellent." Legal 500 2021
Jason is a busy specialist in employment law, with experience across a wide range of cases. He has a particular interest in discrimination law and was involved as junior counsel Rowstock Ltd v. Jessemey [2014] IRLR 368. Jason lectures and writes extensively on employment law and regularly delivers legal training seminars for which he receives consistently excellent speaker feedback.
Jason is able to accept instructions directly from members of the public.
Jason has extensive experience acting for both employers and employees in cases involving all aspects of employment law, including unfair dismissal, contractual claims, all forms of discrimination, whistleblowing, TUPE and jurisdictional issues.
With a particular interest in discrimination law, both within and outside the employment field, Jason appeared as junior counsel in the Court of Appeal in Rowstock Ltd v. Jessemey [2014] IRLR 368. Jason appears regularly in appeals before the EAT.
Jason delivers regular well-received seminars and workshops. Recent training includes an annual discrimination law update, webinars and podcasts on religious dress in the workplace and a mock tribunal for the British Transport Police concentrating on disability discrimination.
Jason also writes employment law articles for a variety of publications and is well-regarded for his analyses on Twitter of new case law and other issues of interest to employment lawyers.
“The appeal was very ably argued by Mr Braier for the Appellant and by Mr Mansfield QC for the Respondent. I am grateful to both of them for their helpful skeleton arguments and focussed oral submissions.”
Jason Braier provides a summary from The Chief Constable of Norfolk v Coffey judgment.
24th June 2019 Read moreJason Braier of 42 Bedford Row highlights some gems from the Aston v Martlet Group judgment.
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19th February 2019 Read moreJason Braier provides a summary from The Chief Constable of Norfolk v Coffey judgment.
24th June 2019 Read moreJason Braier of 42 Bedford Row highlights some gems from the Aston v Martlet Group judgment.
28th May 2019 Read moreBy Jason Braier
19th February 2019 Read more