May 3, 2024
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Sarah King, a Partner in employment law at Excello Law, has been chosen to represent the United Kingdom at the …
Read moreSarah is an employment solicitor with over 15 years’ experience including 5 years at partner level with a niche employment law firm. She has had responsibility for business development and also has experience of running her own business so understands the demands on the owner manager’s time.
She has always acted for both employers and employees including conducting advocacy in the Employment Tribunal. She has designed and delivered bespoke employment law training to clients across the UK and contributed to a number of articles in national and local newspapers. She won Young Business Person of the Year for Lincolnshire in 2008 and was part of the firm that won the inaugural Law Society Excellence in Client Care award. Sarah also sits as a part-time Employment Judge in the Employment Tribunal.
Sarah is listed in the Legal 500 2025 directory as a Leading Individual for her employment law work, with comments including:
‘I engaged the services of Sarah King. From our initial discussions through to the completion of the case, nothing was too much trouble. Sarah ensured that she understood in great detail every aspect of the case, ensuring that I was kept well informed throughout. Sarah provided reassurance and communicated effectively all aspects of my case to ensure full and complete understanding. Sarah is extremely professional and is a standout individual with regards to all aspects of her work.’
‘Sarah King is very client focused. She is a person that is highly experienced in her field and she provides practical and strategic advice in relation to any employment issue a client is likely to face using her over 13 years’ experience. She gives the best advice and a competitive rate which is great value. She was always available when I needed her help. Sarah is also an Employment Judge which makes her a very unique individual.’
When Sarah is not working, she enjoys spending time with her young family and her friends. She loves to travel and is particularly fond of Italian and Thai cuisine. She enjoys watching films, reading, country walks and interior design with a new project always either on the go or in the planning stages.
She is also very active in her local community having taken various trustee roles for charitable organisations, and volunteering for community events.
Member of the Employment Lawyers Association
Part-time Employment Judge
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