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Stefan Liberadzki

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Telephone 020 7831 0222
Email stefanl@42br.com

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Stefan Liberadzki - 42 Bedford Row

Introduction

Stefan has a well-established practice in employment, housing and landlord & tenant law. His clients range from individuals to local authorities and multinational businesses. Stefan offers straightforward and practical advice, and a thorough and measured approach to litigation.

Solicitors have described Stefan’s preparation and delivery at court as “excellent” and commented that he “is extremely personable and manages to put the client at ease.” Feedback from lay clients includes: “Within my twenty years of dealing with a variety of lawyers, very few have come across the way that Stefan presents himself and his client, putting their interests and welfare first”.

Stefan has been a member of 42 Bedford Row, where he undertook pupillage, since 2014.  Before coming to the Bar he worked in the Property, Family & Trusts team at the Law Commission and as a visiting tutor in Property Law at King’s College London. He is a co-author of Daniel Barnett’s Employment Law Handbook (8th edition, 2020).

 

Housing Law

Stefan has particular experience of acting for social landlords – both local authorities and housing associations – and previously undertook a part-time secondment to a London local authority. He also takes instructions from legally aided clients.

His areas of practice include:

  • Injunctions under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, and subsequent enforcement/committal proceedings;
  • Homelessness appeals;
  • Cases raising issues under the Equality Act, human rights and public law;
  • Possession claims based on rent arrears, anti-social behaviour, unauthorised occupation or subletting and procurement of tenancies by fraud;
  • Disrepair claims.

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Education & Awards

  • Bar Professional Training Course – Kaplan Law School – Very Competent (2013)
  • Queen Mother Scholarship – Middle Temple (2011)
  • BA in Law – University of Cambridge (2010)
  • Senior Harris Scholarship – Downing College, Cambridge (2010)

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Stefan Liberadzki represents Employment Tribunal claimant who successfully establishes “employee” status for claim under the Equality Act

Stefan Liberadzki represents Employment Tribunal claimant who successfully establishes “employee” status for claim under the Equality Act

In EP v The Gym Ltd, the Claimant (referred to here as ‘EP’) was engaged by a nationwide chain of low-cost 24-hour gyms as a “freelance personal trainer”. His claim for disability discrimination arises from the Respondent’s termination of his contract on the grounds of absence from work, which he says was caused by a medical condition amounting to a disability.

Published: 4th Jan 2018

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