Got The Boot is the online trading name of Morris Legal (Solicitors) Ltd based in Solihull, West Midlands, a niche firm of No Win No Fee Employment Law Solicitors. Dean Morris, Senior Partner, has over 22 years experience as a Solicitor successfully representing Claimants in thousands of Employment Tribunal claims achieving the best possible outcome for his many satisfied clients.
We offer expert Employment Law advice and Employment Tribunal representation to Claimants residing across the UK including England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and we frequently represent Claimants at Tribunals in London, Watford, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle, Bristol, Cardiff, Ashford, and Southampton.
We offer free employment law advice and a free initial assessment of your case. We often take on and frequently succeed in cases where a Union or Insurer has previously declined to take it on because they assess prospects of success as too weak.
Subject to an assessment of merits, we may be able to offer the following forms of representation namely:
We have designed the site to assist you in understanding the law as it relates to many areas of employment law, so please feel free to browse the site before making any decisions. However may we refer you to our Legal Notice.
Once you have decided to proceed to the first stage no obligation assessment by one of our specialist employment law solicitors, please complete the Employment Tribunal Claim Assessment form and let your problem be ours.
If you are looking for a No Win No Fee employment Law Solicitor to represent you, we need to assess the merits of your potential claim which we are normally happy to do free of charge.
We very much look forward to working in partnership with you to achieve a mutually beneficial outcome, for ultimately, your success is our reputation.
Regards,
Dean Morris
Solicitor/Managing Director
Morris Legal (Solicitors) Ltd
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