Employment Solicitors in Hull
Looking for leading employment solicitors in Hull? Our team offers expert employment law advice for individuals and businesses.
Contact our Employment Solicitors in Hull
If you’re facing a dispute at work, negotiating an exit package or seeking advice before signing an employment contract, obtaining specialist legal advice early can make all the difference.
At Bridge McFarland, our experienced employment solicitors in Hull advise both employees and employers on a wide range of workplace issues, delivering practical solutions that protect your rights and help you achieve the best possible outcome. Our specialist employment law team advises clients from the firm’s Hull office as well as across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
Speak to our Hull employment law team today for confidential legal advice – call us on 0800 987 8800 or email enquiries@bmcf.co.uk.
Employment Law Advice When You Need It Most
Workplace problems often arise unexpectedly and can quickly become stressful, whether you’ve been dismissed, accused of misconduct, experienced discrimination or need advice on a settlement agreement.
Our role is to help you understand your legal position, explain your options clearly and provide strategic advice that gives you confidence to move forward. Employment law is complex and continually evolving, so having experienced solicitors on your side ensures you’re making informed decisions based on current legislation.
Who We Help
Unlike many employment law firms that focus on one side of workplace disputes, Bridge McFarland advises both employees and employers, giving our solicitors valuable insight into how employment issues are approached from both perspectives.
Employment Law in Hull – For Employees
If you’re experiencing difficulties at work, we can advise on matters including:
- Unfair dismissal
- Wrongful dismissal
- Constructive dismissal
- Workplace discrimination
- Harassment and bullying
- Redundancy
- Settlement agreements
- Whistleblowing
- Wage disputes
- Employment Tribunal claims
We understand that employment disputes can affect not only your career but also your financial security and wellbeing, so we provide straightforward advice designed to resolve matters as efficiently as possible.
Employment Law in Hull – For Employers
Businesses across Hull rely on our employment solicitors for proactive legal support that reduces risk and protects commercial interests.
We advise employers on:
- Employment contracts
- Staff handbooks
- Workplace policies
- Disciplinary procedures
- Grievance procedures
- Redundancy processes
- TUPE transfers
- HR support
- Employment Tribunal defence
- Restrictive covenants
By working closely with employers, we help prevent disputes before they escalate while ensuring compliance with employment legislation.
Why Choose Bridge McFarland’s Employment Solicitors in Hull?
Choosing an employment solicitor means having someone who understands the commercial and personal impact of workplace disputes.
Clients choose us because we offer:
- Specialist employment law solicitors
- Advice for both employees and employers
- Clear, practical legal guidance
- Strong negotiation skills
- Employment Tribunal representation
- Decades of employment law experience
Our employment team works to resolve disputes through negotiation wherever possible before formal proceedings become necessary.
Contact Our Employment Solicitors in Hull
Whether you’re an employee facing a workplace dispute or an employer seeking proactive legal advice, Bridge McFarland’s experienced employment solicitors in Hull are here to help.
Our specialist team will explain your legal options, provide practical guidance and work towards the best possible outcome for your individual circumstances.
Contact our Hull office today to arrange a confidential discussion with one of our employment law specialists – call us on 0800 987 8800 or email enquiries@bmcf.co.uk.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Bridge McFarland LLP has offices across Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire, including a conveniently located office in Hull.
We also have offices in Grimsby, Lincoln, Louth, Market Rasen, Brigg, Anlaby and Scarborough. With our extensive network of offices, we are well-positioned to provide legal services to clients across the region, offering both local expertise and the resources of one of the largest law firms in Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire.
1 Marina Court, Castle Street, Hull, HU1 1TJ
Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm.
Yes. Limited parking spaces for our Hull office can be found on Blanket Row, let us know if you will need a space and we can reserve one in advance for you. Please note that Blanket Row is paved in cobblestones meaning our car park may not be suitable for everyone.
Yes. Both the office and car park at our Hull branch are wheelchair accessible. The car park is only a short distance away from the office and will hopefully not present a challenge to wheelchair users visiting our branch.
The nearest Blue Badge parking is on the road outside the main entrance to our Hull office.
Yes. The Stagecoach bus number 16 stops at both Humber Street and King William House, both walking distance from our Hull branch on Castle Street. The Stagecoach bus number 1 stops at Carr Lane E. The Stagecoach bus number 20 stops at Carr Lane D and Victoria Dock, The Deep.
Yes. Some of the services we offer are fixed fee. We’ll advise you further at your initial consultation.
Yes. Some of the services offered at our Hull office can be provided on a no win, no fee basis. With this agreement, if your case is not successful you will not be charged for your legal fees. Funding eligibility will be assessed at your initial appointment and is subject to terms and conditions.
No. We only offer legal aid at our Lincoln office for cases regarding childcare.
Unfortunately, we don’t offer legal aid for Wills, Trusts, or Probate matters at Bridge McFarland LLP.
At Bridge McFarland’s Hull office, our specialist private client solicitors provide expert advice on all aspects of Wills, Trusts, Estate Administration and Probate. Our solicitors in Hull have extensive experience in these areas and are committed to providing a personalised service that meets your specific needs. Whatever your needs, our Hull private client team is here to guide you through every step with care and professionalism.
You can book an initial consultation or request a quote by calling us on 0800 987 8800 or by emailing us at enquiries@bmcf.co.uk.
While it is not a legal requirement to be a solicitor to write a Will, having the right knowledge and expertise is essential to ensure it is done correctly. Even small errors can make your Will invalid, or at the very least cause unnecessary complications for those left behind.
Our private client solicitors will prepare a Will that accurately reflects your wishes and circumstances, as well as making sure it’s signed correctly. They will also provide expert legal advice and support and guidance tailored to your individual needs.
If you are involved in a Trust or Probate dispute, Bridge McFarland’s solicitors can provide expert advice and representation to help resolve the matter effectively. Disputes over a Will can be complex and emotionally charged, often involving challenges to the validity of a Will, disputes over the interpretation of the Will, or claims that the Will does not adequately provide for certain beneficiaries. Our dispute resolution team is experienced in handling all types of Will disputes, including challenging the validity of a Will, Inheritance Act claims, and executor and beneficiary disputes. Our solicitors aim to resolve disputes amicably and efficiently, often through mediation. However, if necessary, we are fully prepared to represent your interests in court.
Bridge McFarland’s Hull solicitors offer expert guidance and support for those who are looking to set up Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) or require assistance with Deputyships and Court of Protection matters. These services are vital in ensuring that your wishes are respected and that your affairs are managed by trusted individuals if you become unable to do so yourself. Our Hull-based team can assist with:
LPAs: We provide advice on setting up LPAs, whether for property and financial affairs or health and welfare decisions.
Court of Protection: If a loved one cannot make decisions for themselves and hasn’t set up an LPA, we can help you apply to the Court of Protection for the authority to make decisions on their behalf.
Deputyship Applications: We assist with applying to become a deputy if you need to manage the affairs of someone who lacks mental capacity.
Our Hull solicitors understand the sensitive nature of these matters and are committed to providing compassionate and professional support throughout the process.
Bridge McFarland has solicitors who are specialists in dispute resolution. Our team will guide you throughout the process, whether you seek to pursue a claim, or someone is pursuing a claim against you.
We understand that no two disputes are the same and work closely with you to understand your objectives and to achieve the best outcome for your issue.
Yes. At Bridge McFarland’s Hull office we have expert solicitors and legal professionals who specialise in medical negligence matters.
If you think you have suffered medical negligence, our nationally recognised team in Hull can help investigate this for you. You can book a free initial consultation by calling us on 01482 320620 or by emailing us at enquiries@bmcf.co.uk.
Yes, if you are the spouse of the deceased, executor of the estate or legally defined next of kin, we can help you bring a claim.
Bridge McFarland provides full range of residential conveyancing services in Hull, making the process of buying or selling a home as smooth and stress-free as possible. Our Hull conveyancing solicitors can help with a wide range of residential conveyancing matters, including but not limited to, property sales and purchases, re-mortgages and equity release, and lease extensions.
We understand the Hull property market and are dedicated to delivering a prompt and reliable service for all your conveyancing needs.
If you’ve suffered an injury at work, in a road traffic accident or in a public place, we can help. Seeking expert advice from an experienced solicitor such as those at our Bridge McFarland Hull branch is essential to ensure that you have the opportunity to be fully compensated.
Our accident and injury compensation team are renowned experts in their field. For more information about how we can help you, call us on 01482 320620 or email us at enquiries@bmcf.co.uk.
Our Hull office advises on a wide range of employment law matters, including:
- Unfair dismissal
- Constructive dismissal
- Redundancy
- Workplace discrimination
- Settlement agreements
- Disciplinary and grievance issues
- Employment tribunals
- Whistleblowing claims
- Employment contracts and policies
We support both employees and businesses across Hull and East Yorkshire.
Absolutely. We work with entrepreneurs, SMEs, and growing businesses on company formation, shareholder arrangements, commercial contracts, and legal compliance. Our team can help establish strong legal foundations for your business from the outset.
Yes. We handle the legal aspects of commercial property acquisitions and disposals, including due diligence, contract negotiations, title investigations, and completion.
Yes. Virtual appointments can be set up at any of our branches (Hull, Anlaby, Scarborough, Grimsby, Brigg, Lincoln, Louth, and Market Rasen) with any of our solicitors.
Please bring:
- Proof of ID
- Documentation for source of funds (if applicable)
We’ll confirm any specific documents needed when you book.
The solicitor or team member at our Bridge McFarland Hull branch who handles your case will depend on the nature of your matter.
You can find out more about our team members and the services they provide here.
To speak to one of our experienced solicitors today, please call 01482 320620 or email enquiries@bmcf.co.uk.
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Suite 1 Marina Court
Castle Street
Hull
East Yorkshire
HU1 1TJ
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