Fixed fee claimant support

Employment Tribunal Help

If your employer is represented, the tribunal has sent orders or your hearing is moving closer, ProHearings helps you turn the file into a clear case plan and next step.

Who this is for

This page is for employees and workers who already have an employment tribunal problem and need practical help fast. That can mean checking the ET1, reading the ET3, preparing for a preliminary hearing, drafting a schedule of loss, organising evidence or getting representation for a hearing.

The first fixed fee step

Most claimants should start with a case review. You upload the papers, explain the deadline or hearing date and receive a written view on the claims, risks, evidence gaps and next step. The aim is to avoid paying for full representation before the case has been properly assessed.

What ProHearings can do

ProHearings can prepare ET1 particulars, review an ET3 defence, draft amendment requests, prepare case management notes, organise evidence, draft schedules of loss and support tribunal hearings through lay representation.

When to act now

Act quickly if there is an ET1 deadline, an ET3 has arrived, a preliminary hearing is listed, the respondent is threatening strike out, settlement has been raised through Acas or a tribunal order requires documents soon.

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FAQs

01Can ProHearings represent me in the employment tribunal:
Yes. ProHearings provides lay representation and document preparation for claimants. It is not a firm of solicitors.
02Do I need full representation straight away:
Usually no. A fixed fee review is often the safest first step because it shows whether a bigger service is proportionate.
03What should I upload first:
Upload the ET1, ET3 if available, Acas certificate, tribunal orders, hearing notice, dismissal letter, grievance, appeal and the most important evidence.
04Can this help settlement:
Yes. A clearer claim, realistic schedule of loss and organised evidence can improve settlement discussions because the respondent can see the risk more clearly.

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