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Bonus announced then withheld - verbal contract?

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  • General_Grant
    General_Grant Posts: 5,356 Forumite
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    Marcon said:
    She could ask Landau Law whether they would act for her on a no win no fee basis.
    You will have found they offer free consultations.


    Marvellous start to her career. Just think what the former employer could put on her reference - for what is likely to be quite a modest amount given this is a first job, which the daughter has only held for a matter of months.

    No sensible firm would take on any such case, on any basis!
    I believe the OP had already found the firm I mentioned.
    I suggested asking them whether they would act on a no win no fee basis as I then expected that a free consultation would lead to their refusing to act (unless on a fee-paying basis) which would have demonstrated to the OP the futility of taking a case forward.
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