Where Can I Get Free Legal Advice Online For A Work Related Incident ?
Most solicitors will give you some much free time. Try ACAS as well, theyre pretty good.
Good Luck!!
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well i would just type in FREE LEGAL ADVICE into Google??
well assuming you are in the uk i would say ACAS or your local CAB the tel numbers should be in yell.com i doubt you can get the advice online but you can try. hope it helps and hey if you are outside of uk then sorry i dont know!
Try the website http://www.tuc.org.uk and the worksmart site
ask on here it worked for me
Citizens Advice Bureau. Some Solicitors do a Free Legal Surgery – you can drop in and ask them about your problem.
her is number its a radio talk show by a LAWYER, he gives free legal advice on his show.1-877-765-0810. its a radio show on KGO in bay area san jose, he does have email adress and i guess a web site too. gud luk.
Bill Handel and Tom Artino.Good luck
Ask Google.com.
Most solicitors will see you on a first appointment for free.
You need to phone around/look in the yellow pages for one that specialises on employer/employee relations.
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