14th January, 2020

Paul Gilroy KC succeeds for Antonio Conte at Employment Tribunal

The London Central Employment Tribunal has issued its judgment that Antonio Conte was unfairly dismissed by Chelsea FC.

The matter has been widely reported in the media:

Judgement - https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5e1862dae5274a06bfa721bf/Mr_A_Conte_-v-_Chelsea_Football_Club_Limited_-_Case_Number_2206631_2018_-_Judgment.pdf

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