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can anyone recommend a no win no fee employment lawyer in london

lynzpower
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I need to see an employment lawyer- but I have NO money.

Can anyone recommend a good one for a free consultation ?
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  • Crispy_Ambulance
    Crispy_Ambulance Posts: 3,829 Forumite
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    Try a CAB or law centre first of all. They will have a lot of information and expertise in employment law. Or try your union?
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  • Astaroth
    Astaroth Posts: 5,444 Forumite
    Or your home insurance if you have legal expenses cover

    If you do go down the no win no fee (aka conditional funding) route remember to double check how the other parties fees get paid if everything doesnt go to plan
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  • Nile
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    Crispy_Ambulance wrote:
    Try a CAB or law centre first of all. They will have a lot of information and expertise in employment law. Or try your union?

    Hello lynzpower

    As Crispy Ambulance has suggested, go to the Citizens Advice Bureau. They will have an employment law expert you can speak to. Alternatively, ask the CAB for a list of solicitors or firms undertaking pro bono work. You won't get the list any other way.;)

    Regards

    Nile
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