We will discuss your problem with you for up to half an hour for free, giving you clear sensible advice to help you make the choices needed to achieve a satisfactory result.
We will assess your claim and if we feel it is appropriate we will offer you a no win no fee agreement. Our costs are taken at the end of the claim should you win and if you lose there is no cost to you.
With over 26 years experience helping individuals in all aspects of employment law, we understand the need for mutual trust between ourselves and our clients. We also understand the importance of sensitivity and empathy. We pride ourselves in doing our best to promote all of these qualities.
If you feel that you have been forced to resign as a direct result of treatment you have experienced at your place of employment, you may have been constructively dismissed. Or if you feel you have been dismissed by your employer for reasons which are unfair; contact us for help.
If your employer has offered you a settlement agreement (previously called 'compromise agreements'), in order to allow you to leave on terms that you both agree to; then we can help.
For more information click here:
If you feel that you have been dismissed and denied your right to work notice and receive the appropriate notice pay, then this too is a claim we can assist you with. contact us for help.
If you feel that you have been discriminated against for any of the following reasons: race, religion or belief, sex (including pregnancy and maternity rights), sexual orientation or disability; you may have the right to bring a claim for discrimination. contact us for help.
If you feel that you have been unfairly treated in comparison to others as a direct result of the fact that you were on maternity leave, or were pregnant. then you may have the right to bring a claim for discrimination on maternity or pregnancy grounds. contact us for help.
If you are not being paid on equal terms to colleagues of yours in comparitive jobs then you may have a claim in this respect. Employers have a duty to ensure that their employees are paid fairly and in accordance with employment law regulations. contact us for help.
If you feel your employer is harassing or victimising you as a direct result of a legitimate action of yours such as: bringing a grievance, whistle blowing, bringing a tribunal claim etc... then we can help you put a stop to this. contact us for help.
If you feel the need to lodge a grievance for unfair treatement in your workplace we can advise you how best to go about this. If you are being subjected to a disciplinary procedure for whatever reason, we can help you.contact us for help.
If you have been offered a contract of employment; either by a new employer or your present employer, you may wish to have it checked through by a solicitor. Contracts are often full of legal terms and can be difficult to understand. We can give you independant advise before you sign on the dotted line. contact us for help.
We can help you with all of these claims and others; including for instance - TUPE (Transfer of Undertakings; the sale, purchase, merger etc. of your employer's business). Just call us on; 01484 303585, or contact us via our CONTACT FORM giving us your contact details and we will email and call you to arrange a time to discuss your issue.
The issue of expense is always a concern when people consider consulting a solicitor, especially if you have lost your job or are at risk of doing so. To begin with we offer a half hour free consultation where we discuss with you in confidence, your situation. From this consultation we can advise you on the best action to take to reach a resolution to your problem.
From this point, the ways of funding assistance from a solicitor in an employment tribunal claim are as follows: Legal expenses insurance, No win no fee, and privately paying. Please see our separate costings page where this is explained in more detail.
NB: In a situation where you need a solicitor to sign a settlement agreement it is customary for your employer to pay the solicitor's fees.
Please see our GDPR page.