Due to over 2 years of mistreatment and bullying by management I have resigned due to work related stress/ constructive dismissal. The company have failed to act on my grievance in an appropriate manner. I have received 1 hour of advice funded by community legal services. They have advised of the direction to take but as this may now lead to a civil case it could take some time and I feel unprepared for lengthly litigation. I live in cornwall but would happily use a national company if required. Any ideas would be much appreciated.
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Im sure Ross Harper do no win no fee
Check out your home insurance. A lot of policies have legal help cover, and one of the areas covered is employment disputes.
Try Cartridges in Exeter – they’re nearer to you. They have a website
No-win no fee (the other side pay your legal costs if you win) is usually only available for personal injury matters.
Employment Tribunal disputes are funded on a contingency basis (i.e a percentage of your damages award goes to the legal advisers)
Phone A.C.A.S they will give you advice free and will support any claim for unfair/constructive dismissal.
They will take you through the process and arrange hearings etc.