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This is what PROVEAiBLE prepares from a case’s papers: a briefing for a new lawyer, from a fictional dismissal. Every line says which page it came from.

A fictional caseRedacted by defaultMade with Prepare
For a new lawyer · version 2
Prepared from the papers, and theirs to change. It is not legal advice. Every line says which page it came from.

The story, in order

[CLIENT] started work on 1 June 2023 [the contract, p. 1]. On 15 May [PERSON_1] invited [CLIENT] by email to “a quick catch-up” [the emails, p. 1]. The notes of that meeting record “no formal warning given” [the meeting notes, p. 1]. On 12 June [CLIENT] was dismissed by letter, which says two written warnings had been given [the dismissal letter, p. 1]. The case holds no written warning.

What you want

That the dismissal is found unfair, and the notice pay is paid.

Where it stands

[CLIENT] was dismissed on 12 June. The letter gives ten working days to appeal [the dismissal letter, p. 1]; no appeal is in the case yet.

What you are arguing, and what each stands on

  • No written warning was ever given the meeting notes, p. 1 · the emails, p. 1
  • The meeting was a catch-up, not a hearing the emails, p. 1
  • The notice pay was never paid the final payslip, p. 1

The papers that matter

Says two written warnings were given
Records “no formal warning given”
Invites to “a quick catch-up”
No payment in place of notice

What is missing

  • The written warnings the letter mentions not in the case yet

Questions to ask the lawyer

  • Does the ten-day appeal window run from the date of the letter?
  • Does a meeting called a catch-up count as a chance to respond?
  • What would the written warnings have to show, if they exist?

A fictional case, made with PROVEAiBLE’s Prepare. Information, not legal advice. Yours to check before you rely on it.

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