Legal Services for Businesses

At TM Law, we provide comprehensive legal solutions to protect your business and support its growth. Our expertise covers Commercial Leases, Terms and Conditions, Employment contracts and advice, and navigating the Acquisitions and sales of businesses or Guarantees. When challenges arise, we safeguard your interests through robust representation in Commercial Disputes, Mediation, Debt Recovery, and the Enforcement of Judgements.

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At TM Law, we offer dedicated, compassionate legal support to protect you, your family, and your assets through every stage of life. We provide expert guidance on personal matters, from drafting Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) to sensitive Probate administration and securing justice in Personal Injury Claims. Our team also delivers trusted advice for navigating everyday challenges, including Employment Advice, Settlement agreements, Residential Landlord and Tenant possession issues, and the cost-effective Mediation of disputes.

TM LAW are solicitors in Wickford, Essex who specialise in Personal Injury/ Accident claims as well as Employment problems including unfair dismissal claims. We also carry out Landlord and Tenant work including commercial premises.

We deal with commercial disputes and we have a debt collection department dealing with small and medium business debts. In addition we carry out sensitive wills and probate work.

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In Danger of being made Redundant?

If you are in danger of being made redundant there are some things you can do to either perseude your employer to choose someone else or give yourself some leverage in trying to negotiate a better package.

Employers have to do 3 things to make a redundancy fair:

1. They have to consult with you- and this means proper consultation not just telling you what they are doing.

2. They have to have a proper selection criteria that is a table or matrix of scoring to decide who is to go and consider all of those who should be in the pool.

3. They have to consider what alternative jobs are available that you may be able to do.

If (when) they fail to do one of these 3 things you have a chance to say the dismissal was unfair and if they had done these things the result would have been different.

For more info on this contact the employment law team at tm-law.co.uk

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