Our Solicitors are able to advise you on any employment law issues you experience, either during your employment or after it has ended.
Our Employment Law Team fully understand the issues that can arise in the workplace. Our solicitors are able to advise you on any employment law issues you experience, either during your employment, or after it has ended.
We advise on a wide range of issues including unfair dismissal, redundancy, settlement agreements, and discrimination as well as disciplinary and grievance issues. If it’s necessary to go to an Employment Tribunal then our employment law solicitors will prepare your case thoroughly and present your claim robustly.
During your initial consultation, we will explore all funding options available to you, including a contingency fee agreement (no win, no fee), fixed fees, hourly rate and legal expenses insurance.
Individuals should be aware that there are very strict time limits within which you must file a claim at the Employment Tribunal so we suggest contacting us without delay.
Employment Law Leaflet
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I would like to thank Catherine Causey and Nadia Kelley for their input, which I believe was a key factor in persuading the opponents that this claim had much greater value than originally contended.
Ben has carried out conveyancing for us before. He is very efficient and always keeps us up to date as do the rest of the staff.
Ben always treated me with absolute courtesy and understanding. I would absolutely recommend him to anyone.
Alice was very helpful and friendly and paid careful attention to everything we discussed. We are very happy with the service she provided.
Jacqui Bell dealt with my late mother’s estate and her service was of the highest calibre. Jacqui demonstrated efficiency, professionalism, excellent subject knowledge and humanity throughout. I am eternally grateful to her for her assistance at a very difficult time, and for the way that I was kept informed of all stages of the process.
Katrina was great at helping us through the process and keeping us up to date.
Great communication and is happy to talk on the phone, which I find easier, and fast email communication also when needed.
| Leandra was friendly, straightforward, and explained the pros and cons of the alternatives. |
Moving is always stressful, but Ben and Karen were so caring and helpful which alleviated some of that. Any query or worry was dealt with in a most caring and professional way and questions answered quickly. Nothing was too much trouble and at a time when we had several other issues going on, the service we received was exceptional and most helpful. We wholeheartedly recommend his services.
Equity release is quite a stressful process but from the outset Debbie put us at ease and took us both through every stage and made us feel safe and protected whilst providing all the assistance and information that we needed in a timely and professional manner. We are very grateful and would strongly recommend anyone to use WBW and Debbie for the journey.
Tracey was empathetic and very thorough in explaining the process of our will making, a pleasure to deal with.
After a meeting with Amy Read, and further dealings with her team, they came up with an imaginative answer to my problem. They managed to explain a complex matter in a very straightforward way which I found easy to understand. All at WBW could not have been more helpful and I am very pleased with the outcome.
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