Digbeth: 01217 283206 
Hagley Rd: 01218 091123 
Digbeth:  
01217 283206 
Hagley Rd:  
01217 283206 

Immigration Law 

Visa application & Appeals EEA Applications, Work Permits & residence card Applications British Citizenship/nationality Application. 

Asylum & Human Rights Law 

Experienced participants in the Home Office ELAP (Early Legal Advice Projects) Asylum Applications & Appeals. 

Employment Law 

Unfair Dismissal Discrimination at Work Grievance and Disciplinary Procedures Unfair treatment/Bullying. 

Consumer Rights 

Letters Before Claim and Responding to same; Issuing and Defending Claims; Execution of Judgments 

Family Law 

Divorce: Decree Nisi & Decree Absolute (We take you through the Divorce Process and advise you on the best option that suits your circumstances. 

Landlord & Tenant Disputes 

Residential Tenancy Agreements Lease Renewal and Extension 

Civil Litigation 

Letters Before Claim and Responding to same; Issuing and Defending Claims; Execution of Judgments 

Support Services 

Support Services Commissioners of Oaths UK/Zimbabwe Correspondent Lawyers 

Case Study - Termination of Employment on notice 

The Case: This was an employment case where client’s employment was terminated in terms of the provisions of the employment contract but the employer did not want client to serve the notice period. At the same time the employer did not want to pay for cash in lieu of notice 
Our Work: We were instructed to assist client in getting payment of cash in lieu of notice. The argument was that even if the employer would not like the employee to serve the notice period, he remains obliged to pay the employee during the notice period despite asking the employee not to report for work. 
The Outcome: Upon contacting the employer and explaining the legal position, the parties reached a settlement. The agreement was that the client would not report for work during the 3 months’ notice period but would still be paid. However during that period client could not look for a job elsewhere as technically he remained employed.