Why Choose Us?
Useful Links
In This Section
- Workplace Discrimination
- Employment Contract Services
- Employment Tribunal Services
- Redundancy, restructuring and consultation processes
- Settlement Agreements
- TUPE
- Whistleblowing
- Bullying and Harassment in the Workplace
- Constructive Dismissal
- Part time and temporary workers rights
- Sickness Absence
- Managing performance capability issues and underperformance
- Conducting and advising on workplace investigations
- Managing ACAS
- Advising on working time, holiday pay and statutory employment rights
- Supporting HR teams with day-to-day employment law guidance
Whistleblowing Services
Specialist Employment Law Solicitors Across England and Wales
At Blackstone Solicitors, we provide expert advice on whistleblowing for both employees and employers. Whistleblowing cases often involve sensitive concerns about wrongdoing in the workplace. These matters must be handled carefully, both legally and professionally.
Whether you are reporting concerns or responding to an allegation, we offer clear, practical guidance tailored to your situation. Our aim is to protect your position while ensuring the law is properly followed.
Get in touch with us today on 0330 808 0918. Alternatively, complete our online enquiry form and we will contact you.
![]()
“Excellent professional service.“
– Neil Sparkes 
How we can help you
We are highly experienced in bringing the various Whistleblowing cases we take on to a successful conclusion. We aim to provide comprehensive guidance at every step, offering the helping hand to lead you through the process to the outcome you desire.
Our team can offer help and advice on a wide range of whistleblowing cases, including advising on whistleblowing and related disputes.
What is Whistleblowing
Understanding Protected Disclosures
Whistleblowing occurs when an employee raises concerns about wrongdoing in the workplace that is in the public interest. This may include issues such as criminal activity, health and safety risks, environmental damage, financial misconduct or breaches of legal obligations.
The law protects workers who make a protected disclosure. This means they should not suffer detriment or dismissal as a result of raising genuine concerns.
However, the protection only applies in specific circumstances. It is important to understand whether a disclosure qualifies and how it should be made.
Advice for Employees
Protecting Your Rights When Raising Concerns
If you are considering whistleblowing, it is important to proceed carefully. Raising concerns can feel daunting, particularly if the issue involves senior colleagues or workplace culture.
We advise employees on how to make a protected disclosure in a way that maximises legal protection. This includes guidance on who to report to, how to present concerns and what evidence may be helpful.
If you believe you have suffered detriment, such as bullying, demotion or dismissal after whistleblowing, we can assess your situation and advise on potential claims. In appropriate cases, we represent clients in negotiations and Employment Tribunal proceedings.
Our approach is discreet, supportive and focused on achieving a fair outcome.
Support for Employers
Managing Whistleblowing Allegations Properly
For employers, whistleblowing allegations must be handled with care and consistency. A poorly managed investigation can lead to legal risk and damage to workplace trust.
We assist employers in developing whistleblowing policies that comply with legal requirements and promote a safe reporting culture. When concerns are raised, we provide guidance on how to investigate them fairly and effectively.
We also advise on protecting staff from retaliation claims and ensuring that decisions are well documented and legally sound.
Whistleblowing Disputes and Tribunal Claims
Resolving Sensitive Workplace Issues
Whistleblowing disputes can escalate quickly if not addressed properly. Employees may bring claims for unfair dismissal or detriment, and these cases often involve detailed factual and legal analysis.
Our solicitors provide strong representation for both sides. We focus on early resolution where possible, but we are fully prepared to act in Employment Tribunal proceedings when required.
Why Choose Blackstone Solicitors
Trusted Employment Law Specialists
Clients choose Blackstone Solicitors because we offer more than just legal advice. We provide reassurance, clarity and a steady hand during what can often be a stressful time.
Our approach is responsive and pragmatic. We listen carefully, communicate plainly and act decisively. Every client is different, so we tailor our advice to suit your circumstances rather than relying on a one size fits all solution.
If you require expert employment law services in England and Wales, our team is here to help. Contact Blackstone Solicitors today to discuss your situation in confidence.
Contact us today
It could not be easier to get in touch with one of our expert solicitors and find out how we can help you get the outcome you want. Simply give us a call on 0330 808 0918 or complete our online contact form and a member of our team will be in touch to discuss your situation.
We are able to serve clients from across the UK and even around the world. We have offices in Cheshire and London and regularly take on clients from the Manchester and Chester areas.













