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Our directory covers every area of UK employment law. Find the right specialist for your situation.
Unfair Dismissal
Challenge wrongful termination and claim compensation with specialist legal representation.
Employment Tribunals
Expert tribunal representation — from lodging the ET1 through to the final hearing.
Redundancy Claims
Ensure a fair redundancy process and receive correct statutory or enhanced pay.
Settlement Agreements
Independent legal advice on settlement terms — required by law before signing.
Discrimination Claims
Protection under the Equality Act 2010 across all nine protected characteristics.
Whistleblowing
Defend protected disclosure rights and challenge employer detriment or dismissal.
Top Rated Solicitors
Highest-rated firms from verified client reviews
Absorb Employment Law Consultants Ltd
Manchester, M2 4NH
Adams Solicitors
London, E5 0NP
AM Employment Law Ltd
Elgin, IV30 1RQ
Analysis Legal | Employment Solicitors Stockport
Stockport, SK7 1BA
Anthony Robinson Solicitors
Altrincham, WA14 1PF
Apex Employment Solicitors
Maidstone, ME15 6YQ
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about UK employment law and finding a solicitor
Under the Employment Rights Act 1996, you may have been unfairly dismissed if your employer had no fair reason (conduct, capability, or redundancy) or failed to follow a fair procedure. If dismissed within 2 years you generally cannot claim unless it falls into automatically unfair categories such as whistleblowing or pregnancy. Speak to an employment solicitor for a free initial assessment.
Legal aid is not available for employment tribunal claims in England and Wales. However, many employment solicitors offer free initial consultations, no-win no-fee arrangements, or fixed-fee tribunal services. Trade union members may also receive free legal representation through their union.
Simple employment tribunal cases typically take 6–12 months from claim to hearing. Complex discrimination or multi-claimant cases can take 18–24 months. ACAS early conciliation (mandatory before lodging a claim) adds up to 6 weeks at the start of the process.
Yes — a settlement agreement is only legally binding if you have received independent legal advice from a qualified solicitor before signing. This is a legal requirement. Your employer will usually contribute towards your legal fees. Never sign a settlement agreement without advice.
The maximum compensatory award for unfair dismissal is the lower of 52 weeks' gross pay or £115,115 (2024–25). For discrimination claims there is no financial cap. The basic award is calculated using length of service, age, and weekly pay (currently capped at £643 per week).
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