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shellbell20
Community member Posts: 260 Pioneering
Hi Guys,
Just want a bit of a rant, but is it normal for solicitors to send a form for the agenda asking copious amounts of questions and then giving me less than 24 hours to fill it in? I received the form a couple of hours ago, my anxiety got the better of me worrying about and I had to fill most of it out although not all as I was exhausted trying to do so. I don't understand why they think it's right to give me less than 24 hours. I emailed them back and requested they don't do this again and then I cced the tribunal as they had not and I thought the tribunal had a right to know what was going on.
I am kind of gobsmacked also they lied on their ET3, saying I failed accreditation when that was not the truth. Trying to get one of the companies dismissed from proceedings and then mentioning out of time when my timeline clearly says May and I filed an ET1 in June. Surely the judge sees past all of this? Then they were waffling on about they don't expect something about much of an award and all that BS. They also asked about my disability, but I didn't have the energy to fill that out. Will I be in trouble for not doing so, surely that's when they ask for a statement of my disability at a later date? I am so clueless about the court proceedings it's not even funny.
Sorry rant over, just had to vent! Absolutely disgusting behaviours seem to continue from them. Apparently, my TL is going to be a witness, what is he going to say other than lie, because there is one thing I am doing, just telling the truth that's all I can do.
Just want a bit of a rant, but is it normal for solicitors to send a form for the agenda asking copious amounts of questions and then giving me less than 24 hours to fill it in? I received the form a couple of hours ago, my anxiety got the better of me worrying about and I had to fill most of it out although not all as I was exhausted trying to do so. I don't understand why they think it's right to give me less than 24 hours. I emailed them back and requested they don't do this again and then I cced the tribunal as they had not and I thought the tribunal had a right to know what was going on.
I am kind of gobsmacked also they lied on their ET3, saying I failed accreditation when that was not the truth. Trying to get one of the companies dismissed from proceedings and then mentioning out of time when my timeline clearly says May and I filed an ET1 in June. Surely the judge sees past all of this? Then they were waffling on about they don't expect something about much of an award and all that BS. They also asked about my disability, but I didn't have the energy to fill that out. Will I be in trouble for not doing so, surely that's when they ask for a statement of my disability at a later date? I am so clueless about the court proceedings it's not even funny.
Sorry rant over, just had to vent! Absolutely disgusting behaviours seem to continue from them. Apparently, my TL is going to be a witness, what is he going to say other than lie, because there is one thing I am doing, just telling the truth that's all I can do.
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Teddybear12 said:Hi @shellbell20 So sorry everything is so difficult for you. I cannot answer you question regarding your Solicitor but just wanted you to know I am thinking of you. Rant all you want it sometimes helps. Good luck
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