Phone 0117 924 8662, Monday-Friday 10am-12pm & 2pm-4pm
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Issues we can help with
Call us 10-12 and 2-4, Mon to Fri on 0117 924 8662 (freephone 0330 024 0389) or send an email to mail@bristollawcentre.org.uk
Our assessment team will offer either clinic appointments or call backs from our employment team. Urgent advice needs may be able to be dealt with.
More complex casework and employment tribunals
If your case is more complex and needs further support, your legal costs may be covered through Legal Expenses Insurance (LEI), a common add-on to home and car insurance plus other financial products.
Settlement agreements
Settlement agreements are drawn up to terminate employment, and require the employee to receive independent legal advice.
We advise employees and liaise with employers. Our prices are very competitive, payable by the employer, and we see employees at short notice. Contact Will Stone (Solicitor) 0117 916 7725 or wills@bristollawcentre.org.uk
Information on employment rights and Covid-19 in other languages
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For guidance on making claims
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Email reception@bristollawcentre.org.uk
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