Employment Law
Any business with employees will be required by law to have the requisite contracts and up-to-date policies and procedures in place. Our employment barristers can draft/review: company handbooks, contracts, social media policies, employee relation policies and other general policies, employee shareholder agreements and settlement agreements as well as providing representation at Tribunal hearings.
Common areas covered include:
Breach of contract, Employees contract, Equality & discrimination, Equal pay, Industrial action, Industrial Action & Collective Labour Law, Injunctive relief & employee competition, International & transitional, Pensions, Proactive & procedure, Redundancy & dismissal, Remuneration pensions & benefits, Termination of employment, TUPE, Unfair dismissal, Union affairs, Wages, Whistle blowing & victimisation.
Rates
| Stage of Case | Ranges of fixed fees (estimate) |
| Written advice on your claim | £250 – £750 |
| Adising in face to face conference | £350 – £1000 |
| Advising by telephone/video conference | £250 – £750 |
| Drafting tribunal documents | £250 – £750 |
| Preliminary Hearing | £350 – £1000 |
| First day’s tribunal appearance | £1000 – £3000 |
| Tribunal appearances per day, after the first day | £500 – £1500 |
| Remedy hearing (to decide compensation) | £500 – £1500 |
All information is correct as of 1/5/19, but fees are estimates only. For themost accurate fee estimate, please contact the clerks on 0115 8961983 or clerks@quartzbarristers.co.uk
Case Studies
Refused bonus payment
Claimant resigned from his employment having been previously promised a bonus of £5,000. Following his resignation, the company refused to pay his bonus. After a brief telephone consultation between Richard and Claimant, Richard drafted two letters for the Claimant to send to the company, the company paid the full amount of £5,000 to the Claimant.
2nd May 2019 Read moreRace discrimination
Richard successfully represented a Company faced with a race discrimination case. Richard advised the client in a face to face conference at the company premises and was able to negotiate a settlement substantially lower than that which may have been awarded by an Employment Tribunal. Conference £450 (Not VAT Registered) Negotiation settlement £250 (Not VAT
2nd May 2019 Read more
Raj Kanda – Thank you for the email this morning and again thank you for yesterday I really appreciate you stepping in last minute and doing such a good job.
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