Specialist in Discrmination

Good news for clients of Stefan Cross Solicitors (SCS) in Scotland.

Carol Fox, Head of Litigation for SCS - has just been accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a specialist in Discrimination Law.

Discrimination can take many forms:
  1. Sex Discrimination and Equal Pay
  2. Race Discrimination
  3. Age Discrimination
  4. Discrimination on the grounds of a person's sexuality
  5. Discrimination on the grounds of religion or belief
  6. Disability Discrimination
  7. Wider issues of discrimination - affecting part-time workers, pregnancy dismissals, for example
Carol currently the only such specialist in Scotland acting solely on behalf of individuals pursuing claims - i.e. Carol does not act for employers or those defending discrimination claims.

Welcoming the news, Carol commented:

"I'm delighted to receive this recognition from the Law Society and will use my experience and expertise to challenge discrimination at the workplace in all its forms - to the best of my ability and in the best interests of claimants in Scotland.

"I have a passionate commitment to equality and since joining Stefan Cross Solicitors nine months ago and I am working hard with Stefan, Paul Clark and others to ensure that equal pay becomes a reality in Scotland - and that we achieve the best outcome possible for our clients."

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