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Each employment situation is different, and the costs have to be assessed individually, however the table below shows estimated costs for bringing and defending Employment Tribunal claims.
These costs differ depending on the nature and complexity of such claims.
Typically, the claims will be divided into the following categories:
Complex cases can be challenging for several reasons, such as needing to amend claims, defending against litigants in person, or navigating costs applications.
While our cost estimates cover overall expenses, including attendance at hearings, it’s important to remember that there may also be additional costs for barristers or experts that we’ll need to factor in.
Service | Average cost | Basis for charges - hourly rate or fixed fees or combination of both | Experience and qualifications of those carrying out the service | Experience and qualifications of the Supervisors | Description of and cost of likely disbursements or average cost or range of costs (If applicable) | Which of these disbursements attract VAT and at what VAT rate | Likely timescales for such claims |
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Simple Tribunal Claim | £10,000-£20,000 | Hourly rate | Andrew Firman, Solicitor, over eight years employment law experience hourly rate £300 Kate Boguslawska, Solicitor, over eight years employment law experience hourly rate £300 Trainee Solicitors £150-£200 Paralegals £100 | Partners | Translation costs Barrister's Fees - £750 - £5,000 | 20% VAT | 26 weeks average |
Medium Complexity Tribunal Claim | £20,000-£30,000 | Hourly rate | Andrew Firman, Solicitor, over eight years employment law experience hourly rate £300 Kate Boguslawska, Solicitor, over eight years employment law experience hourly rate £300 Trainee Solicitors £150-£200 Paralegals £100 | Partners | Courier fee - £20 - £300 Barrister’s Fees £3,500 - £7,500 | 20% VAT 20% VAT | 52 weeks average |
High Complexity Tribunal Claim | £30,000-£60,000 | Hourly rate | Andrew Firman, Solicitor, over eight years employment law experience hourly rate £300 Kate Boguslawska, Solicitor, over eight years employment law experience hourly rate £300 Trainee Solicitors £150-£200 Paralegals £100 | Partners | Courier fee - £20- £300 Barrister’s Fees £750 - £4,000 per day Medical records - £50 Expert witnesses - £750 - £4,000 per day | 20% VAT 20% VAT no VAT 20% VAT | 52 - 104 weeks average |
Generally the costs above will include the following key stages as relevant to a given case.
We will guide you through the process by reviewing your case, advising on merits and compensation, and assisting with necessary steps such as preparing claims, negotiating settlements, and preparing for hearings.
You can choose how much support you need from us, and we encourage you to reach out for a more tailored estimate based on your specific situation.
Please get in touch to discuss our employment law services, we will be happy to help.
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