Sharon Hosten

Corporate

E: Sharon.Hosten@kingsley-wood.com

Academically, Sharon holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree and a Post-Graduate Legal Practice Course Diploma gaining distinctions in Employment Law and Practice and commendations in Business Law and Practice and Intellectual Property Law.


With more than two decades of experience in legal consultancy, regulatory investigations, and employment law, Sharon has a wealth of expertise and a proven track record of delivering successful outcomes for clients across diverse sectors. 






about

Sharon is a highly professional, efficient, and exceptionally motivated legal consultant whose career has been defined by excellence, innovation, and integrity. She has led and delivered specialist legal work across employment law, intellectual property, and landlord–tenant matters, achieving numerous favourable outcomes for clients and successfully advocating complex cases before the Employment Tribunal.


Her ability to navigate intricate legal issues, combined with expertise in drafting precise, comprehensive legal documents and contracts, has consistently produced strong results and earned positive client feedback across social media platforms.


Throughout her career, Sharon has demonstrated robust leadership and strategic oversight on high-profile projects, adapting seamlessly to evolving legal frameworks and diverse client needs. She is recognised for fostering long-term professional relationships, maintaining a high standard of service, and delivering clear, commercially grounded legal advice.


Her track record reflects not only technical expertise but also a commitment to continuous improvement and professional excellence.

Recent Matters

my work

Between January and April 2026, Sharon secured multiple favourable outcomes in complex Employment Tribunal matters, successfully representing clients across a wide range of claims including Race discrimination, Disability discrimination, Unfair dismissal, Constructive dismissal, and Unlawful deduction of wages. Her advocacy demonstrates precision, strategic insight, and a strong command of tribunal procedure.


Notable Tribunal Successes (2026)

  • Lamour v Training 2 Care Limited [3200659/2024] – January 2026
  • McMurdo v Simpson Medical Group [8000887/2025] – February 2026
  • Aiyegbayo v Breakforth Services [6007890/2025] – March 2026
  • Przemyslaw Osuch v HireGiant Ltd [6034133/2025] – March 2026
  • Swire v Raw Corporation Health [3300666/2024] – March 2026
  • Lee Crouth v Safe Remedies Limited [6008622/2025] – April 2026


This is a non-exhaustive list concentrated solely on 2026. More information regarding cases for previous years can be produced upon request.


These cases reflect Sharon’s ability to manage high-stakes litigation, analyse extensive evidence under tight deadlines, and deliver persuasive advocacy that leads to strong, defensible outcomes for her clients.


Sharon’s extensive experience in Employment Tribunal advocacy, reinforced by a consistent record of notable wins, is complemented by her broader legal consultancy expertise and diverse career history. Her passion for delivering strategic, commercially grounded solutions, combined with her commitment to the highest standards of professionalism, underscores her drive, determination, and effectiveness as a legal representative.


She is recognised for her ability to:

  • navigate complex legal issues with clarity and precision
  • deliver results under pressure
  • maintain strong client relationships
  • uphold integrity and excellence in every aspect of her work.


Together, these qualities position Sharon as a standout advocate and trusted legal consultant.


  • Clients repeatedly praised Sharon’s professionalism, organisation, diligence, clarity of communication, empathy, and effectiveness. For example:
  • In January 2026, a client wrote, “Without Sharon, we would not have been able to win this case and would have been in a very vulnerable position. Sharon had just 4 weeks to prepare for a final hearing listed for 5 days. It was a total victory. Today we won on all counts and have been exonerated. If this hadn’t been for Sharon, we would have lost. Her professionalism and enthusiasm has been second to none.”
  • Another client stated, “once Sharon was assigned,” they described her as “efficient, exemplary professional, organised, and a credit to your organisation”.
  • In March 2026, a client said “Sharon was friendly from our first conversation,” and made witnesses feel “comfortable and well prepared, and remained calm and reassuring even when challenges arose, contributing to a positive outcome”.
  • That same month, another client stated that Sharon was “amazing, incredibly supportive, hardworking and easy to deal with, and that she made a stressful tribunal process much easier, giving them confidence everything was being handled properly”.
  • In April 2026, a further client said that Sharon was “exceptional, professional, honest, compassionate, and incredibly dedicated, and had made a very difficult situation far more manageable”.
  • That same month, another client described Sharon as “demonstrating a high level of professionalism and preparation, being very supportive and confident, and achieving a unanimous dismissal of the claim.”

Interest

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In her spare time, Sharon is committed to continuous professional development. She regularly explores new legal precedents and reviews recent case law to ensure her legal knowledge remains current, accurate, and strategically informed. For the past two years, she has provided practical work experience and free tutorials to A-level law students, offering voluntary mentoring and insight into real-world legal practice for Sandwell College, West Midlands, and more recently, the Education Business Partnership Kent, using actual and fictitious case studies.


Sharon is actively involved in community support initiatives. She volunteers with a local charity, helping to provide food and essential provisions to underprivileged individuals within the community. Her contribution reflects her strong belief in dignity, compassion, and social responsibility, which has extended to working internationally with global voluntary organisations in Costa Rica, which she visited in 2023 and 2025.


Health, fitness, and personal wellbeing are also central to Sharon’s lifestyle. She enjoys a wide range of indoor and outdoor sports, including swimming, cycling, and general fitness activities. When travelling abroad, she embraces scuba diving and the opportunity to explore marine environments. Her fitness routine is complemented by an interest in healthy eating and maintaining a balanced, active lifestyle.

Awards & Experience

my expertise

  • Laws (LLB) 2nd class degree
  • Post-Graduate Legal Practice Course Diploma (LPC

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