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27 October 2017
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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36 Group—Tim Welch

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Employment & commercial barrister Tim Welch joins 36 Group

36 Group has welcomed the arrival of Tim Welch, who specialises in employment Law, commercial law and civil litigation.

Tim regularly appears in Employment Tribunals up and down the country, and the Employment Appeal Tribunal in Central London. He has a growing practice in High Court injunctive relief work, with a particular emphasis on misuse of confidential information.

His commercial practice focuses primarily on High Court litigation involving contractual disputes. He appears regularly in a range of civil matters in the County Court. Tim also has experience of international law and foreign jurisdictions.

Prior to coming to the Bar, Tim spent time working for the United Nations in Bosnia.

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