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Discrimination law covers unfair treatment in work, services, housing and public life based on protected traits such as age, race, sex, disability, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity. A solicitor in this area helps clients who have suffered unequal treatment under the Equality Act 2010 and related legislation by investigating complaints, compiling evidence, and pursuing claims in tribunals or courts. The work is shaped by legal tests for discrimination, remedies sought, and procedural deadlines in the employment, housing or public-sector spheres.
A solicitor handling discrimination matters gathers evidence of detriment or disadvantage, drafts pleadings and statements of case under the Equality Act 2010, negotiates settlements, and represents clients in tribunals or courts. They may advise on reasonable adjustments, handle disclosure of documents, and manage cross-claims across employment, services or housing sectors, navigating deadlines, jurisdictional rules and the complex balance of statutory protections with business or service needs.
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