Rebel Law
Employment law advice and representation for employees and employers in England
Highlights
- Hiring2 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
- Remote-friendly2 of 2 open roles remote or hybrid
About Rebel Law
Rebel Law is a niche employment law firm providing tailored legal advice, dispute support, settlement agreement advice and negotiation, and employment contracts and policies. It handles discrimination, redundancy, unfair dismissal and employment tribunal matters.
The firm serves employees and employers, offering case advice and representation for fees. It is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and works mostly remotely, with London offices for in-person meetings.
Rebel Law Ltd was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in London. It recruits qualified employment lawyers for remote, flexible work.
Product: Employment law advice and representation, settlement agreement services, and tailored contracts, policies and legal correspondence.
Jobs at Rebel Law (2)
Rebel Law is hiring for 2 roles. All are remote.
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Leadership
- Emma-Jane Taylor-Moran · managing directorSource: company website
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