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Michael Crowther

Email: michael.crowther@wrigleys.co.uk

Telephone: 0113 204 5749

Office: Leeds

Department: Employment

Position: Associate

Areas of practice:

Michael qualified as a solicitor in 2013. Michael is an employment lawyer within our charities and social economy team at Wrigleys. He has previously worked in the employment teams of a Harrogate law firm and large commercial firms in Leeds, where he gained a range of employment law experience by working on various commercial projects and employment tribunal work.

During a break from the legal profession, Michael worked for a Leeds-based debt charity where he helped their clients as part of the overall debt advice process. This experience also provided Michael with an insight into the nuanced employment law needs of charity sector employers, as well as providing experience of the often unique pressures a charity faces.

 
 

Publications:

Michael has written the following articles:

Employee’s aggressive conduct did not arise from disabilities

Dismissal for long-term sickness absence was not discriminatory

Question of the month: can a former employee stop their image being used for marketing purposes?

Will the without prejudice rule apply to make settlement negotiations inadmissible as evidence?


04 Jun 2025
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Martyn’s Law: What academy trusts need to know

Preparing schools for new security duties under the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025.

29 May 2025
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Celebrating five promotions across Wrigleys Solicitors

We’re delighted to announce five well-earned promotions, reflecting our commitment to nurturing expertise and supporting career progression.

22 May 2025
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Part-time worker claims: part-time status must be the “sole reason” for less favourable treatment, EAT confirms

In this article, we look at the recent case of Mireku v London Underground Ltd [2025] EAT 57 and its impact on less favourable treatment claims.