Imagine that, for whatever reason, you do not wish to engage a lawyer. Perhaps they are too expensive; perhaps lawyers do not have your trust. This article explains how Tribunals calculate awards, removing the mystery from the 'casino' of litigation.
Alex acts in disputes like this one for claimants and respondents, instructed by solicitors or by direct access. How to instruct him or email the clerks.
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