Many clients who are experiencing difficulties at work, (including being unfairly dismissed or suffering with discrimination), can do without the added pressure and worry of legal fees. My post below sets out some critical costs information if you are considering Employment Tribunal proceedings.
One of the first issues many of my clients are concerned about when considering whether to start Employment Tribunal proceedings, is the cost of legal representation. I agree this is a very important issue and so I give clear guidance on funding options during initial client consultations, including using any insurance they may have. Read on for more information.
Legal Expenses Insurance is a great way to fund your Employment Tribunal Claim. However, getting a funding decision from insurers can sometimes be tricky. Read on to see how I recently helped a client overturn their insurer’s decision and obtained full funding to pursue a claim of Unfair Dismissal.
Many of my clients fund my advice and representation at the Employment Tribunal using a Legal Expenses Insurance policy. However, sometimes getting funding can be a challenge – read on for more information.
If you are contemplating pursuing an Employment Law claim in the Employment, what is the most cost-effective way to do so?
If you are considering issuing a claim to the Employment Tribunal, the chances are you have already encountered significant stress at work and so the added pressure of working out how you are going to fund representation for your claim can simply create more anxiety for you. The good news is that there are affordable options of funding your representation, and on occasions, you may actually find that pursuing your claim does not cost you anything.
I understand that for many clients contacting a solicitor is daunting, and cost is always a worry. This post sets out some critical information about how to use your home insurance to pay for your legal fees.
I understand that for many clients contacting a solicitor is daunting and cost is always a worry. This post sets out some critical information about how to use your home insurance to pay for your legal fees.
Many of my clients fund my advice and representation at the Employment Tribunal using a Legal Expenses Insurance policy. However, sometimes getting funding can be a challenge – read on for more information.