Francesca Wild

Francesca Wild

Senior Associate Solicitor

Employment

Francesca is a skilled employment law specialist who advises both employers and employees on the full spectrum of workplace matters.

From day-to-day HR support to complex tribunal proceedings, she brings particular expertise in managing sensitive employee exits and discrimination cases.

Having developed her career at leading regional firms, Francesca offers comprehensive knowledge across both contentious and non-contentious employment matters. She takes a commercial and practical approach to employment challenges, helping clients navigate complex situations while minimising risk and protecting their interests.

Her experience spans employment tribunal litigation, redundancy programmes, discrimination claims and strategic HR advice.

Francesca is an active member of the Employment Lawyers Association, keeping her at the forefront of employment law developments and best practices.

What our clients say:

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“Fran was extremely competent, professional and communicative. I really appreciated how she was always on the end of the phone and we worked through issues quickly.”

Recent Employment Client

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“During a very challenging time for me, Francesca was highly professional and created a safe and supportive space where I could openly discuss my situation. Her empathy and dedication made a significant difference. I’m genuinely grateful for her help.”

Recent Employment Client

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“I highly recommend Francesca Wild for her exceptional support in a complex grievance, disciplinary and whistleblowing case. Francesca and paralegal Armadeep Sandu were kind, patient and professional, providing clear, sympathetic guidance.”

Recent Employment Client

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