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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the costs involved in hiring an employment disputes solicitor?

Costs vary depending on the complexity of your case. Most solicitors offer fixed fees for certain services or hourly rates. After your initial consultation, your solicitor will provide a clear cost outline, including any potential additional expenses. Some firms may offer flexible payment options for more extensive cases.

How long does an employment dispute typically take to resolve?

The duration of an employment dispute can vary significantly. Simple cases might be resolved in a few weeks, while complex litigation could take several months or even years. Your solicitor will provide an estimated timeline based on the specifics of your case.

Can an employment disputes solicitor help with contract negotiations?

Yes, employment disputes solicitors can assist with contract negotiations, whether you’re an employee or employer. They can review, draft, and negotiate employment contracts, ensuring fair terms and protecting your interests. This service is particularly valuable for senior executives or businesses hiring key personnel.

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What should I bring to my initial consultation with an employment disputes solicitor?

Bring any relevant documents, such as employment contracts, correspondence related to the dispute, and any company policies or handbooks. Also, prepare a timeline of events and a list of questions you want to ask. This information will help your solicitor understand your case better.

How can an employment disputes solicitor help my business stay compliant with employment laws?

Employment disputes solicitors can conduct audits of your company’s policies and practices, provide training on employment law compliance, and offer ongoing advice to help prevent disputes. They can also assist in updating employee handbooks and creating robust HR procedures.

What if I can't afford an employment disputes solicitor?

Some solicitors offer initial consultations at reduced rates. You may also be eligible for legal aid or support from unions or professional associations. Discuss payment options with your solicitor, as some may offer flexible arrangements for certain cases.

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