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Rodney Hylton-Potts a London lawyer said today:

‘Also I have been approached by several clients, because I am starting the UK equivalent of a class action, which could end up with thousands of clients claiming NATS, CAA and VAAC, from millions of pounds for negligent advice, breach of duty, and gross incompetence in mishandling the crisis.

I have little doubt the airlines will be claiming, but I will be helping the little man and woman.’

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For further information e-mail law@rh-p.net or telephone 020 738 18111.

Can my employer dock my pay if I cannot get into work?

Employees have protection against an unauthorised deduction from their wages.

Does the contract state that you do not get paid, if you do cannot get in, due to adverse weather?

It can if the Employer drafts it correctly.

Also another argument is that if an employee is unable to attend work, they have not performed their obligations, and therefore are not entitled to pay.

Another Question: Can my employer force me to take a day off as holiday when I am stranded?

Yes, if reasonable notice is given, not just the day before.

Legal Experts in unusual circumstances

Legal experts have said that businesses and public bodies are within their rights to stop pay of those who cannot get into work, because they are stranded abroad.

We disagree and do not give up that easily, and can apply appropriate pressure.

We are street fighters. We fight for your rights. We can help you.

Volcano Ash and Fight and Holiday Compensation

Volcano Ash Causes Holiday Chaos

Act of God or not, the airline or travel agent or company contracted you to deliver you safely on a particular day (subject to modest delays) and therefore they have to arrange alternative arrangements and make sure you are not out of pocket. This can cover food, drink and hotel accommodation.

Consult the experts – Hylton-Potts

For more information and a free legal opinion, telephone

020 7381 8111 – 24 hour service

or email law@rhplaw.co.uk to discuss your circumstances

My other half was driving.  The couple share a car.  Each driver from time to time.  Month later a form arrives requiring the keeper to state who was driving.

They cannot remember despite consulting diaries.  It could have been either of them.

This can result in all charges being dropped.

Millionaires Ian and Jayne Oliphant-Thompson tried this, but got in a dreadful mess and ended up both getting fines and costs of over £1500 and sharing 12 penalty points.

We can help. Come to the experts. For more information or a free legal opinion telephone 020-7381-8111 (24 hour service) or email law@rhplaw.co.uk.

The Police have to prove that you were holding a mobile ‘phone and performing an ‘interactive communication function’.

That means sending or receiving a voice or written message, or email or going on the Internet.

Dictating notes into a ‘phone using it as a dictaphone is not covered.

If you have been stopped for using your mobile ‘phone contact the expert. For more information or a free legal opinion telephone 020-7381-8111 (24 hour service) or email law@rhplaw.co.uk.

Let down by your solicitor?

Sloppy slow expensive solicitors if you feel let down by your solicitor come no further. We were set up in 1999 as a cheaper, quicker and better alternative.

We receive numerous complaints from people all over the country that solicitors:

1. Are too expensive

2. Are sloppy and slow

3. Do not return calls

4. Are negligent

But above all do not look after the interests of their clients.

It dos not matter whether the case, is just starting or half way through or nearing trial. It is not too late to change advisers. We do not charge for taking over a case so you have got nothing to lose.

Also we can advise you on whether you have a claim against your solicitor, to get a refund of fees or even better some real compensation for your losses, and we can help you with the strain and stresses.

If your solicitor has been negligent, look no further.

We can give you a free initial opinion on whether the claim is worth pursuing, and if it is often a modest fixed fee such as £195 or £200 £250, including VAT, draft the appropriate tough legal letters and the Court proceedings, and getting everything ready to get you your entitlement.

We can arrange other experts to support your case.

Rodney Hylton-Potts did not get his nickname from his clients ‘Rottweiler’ by being touchy feely. Get him on your side now.

Telephone Rodney Hylton-Potts, Litigation Lawyer in London on 020 7301 8111 or email law@rhplaw.co.uk 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

We can help beat off, or at least delay your landlord

If you have fallen into arrears with your rent, the landlord serve a notice and then take you to Court to get you out.

There is often a way you can stay rent free, and even profitably.

If it is your home, the landlord is obliged to place the deposit for rent and dilapidations you have paid into a government scheme. Many egged on by dodgy estate agents do not do so.

This is your way out.

If you have received a notice, eviction or possession proceedings, contact the experts. We may be able to turn things around, and we will certainly fight your corner.

Consult the expert property lawyers in London. For more information or a free legal opinion telephone 020-7381-8111 (24 hour service) or email law@rhplaw.co.uk

The nearest we have had in the UK to as a US class actions have related to the tobacco industry, are not really accepted in English law.

We are pioneers in this area, however, and have joined clients together in what is, effect an a class action to put pressure on for example Local Authorities, Government departments and stubborn big business.

We fight for the little man, woman and their children.

Rodney did not get his nickname Rottweiler by being ‘touchy-feely’.

David and Goliath is for us a challenge and not remotely intimidating.

If you feel bullied telephone the expert

Rodney Hylton-Potts – law@rhplaw.com or call 020 7831 8111 today

Hylton Potts says….

‘I decline to give detailed comment on speculation that I am advising either Ashley Cole or Cheryl Cole, or indeed not both of them, which would not be proper.

What I can say is pet custody battles can be bloody.

Their Chihuahuas Buster and Coco could be subject to a battle, as bitter as for those of the £22,000,000 of assets.

Couples must understand that a pet may seem like a family member. To a court it is just another possession to be divided at divorce.

Be aware that if the animal was yours before the marriage or if you have been the primary carer of the animal during the marriage, you are more likely to be awarded possession.

Tell your lawyer how important your pet is to you, and make sure he or she treats this as a priority.

If you have children, it makes the most sense for the pet to live where the children will live, since they have probably formed an attachment.

Talk to your spouse about the pet and see if you can work something out. You might be able to make a mutually acceptable visitation arrangement.

Avoid separating pets if you have two or more of the same species, as in the Cole case. This could cause depression or anxiety for the dogs.

Show that you are the person best able to care for the animal – you have the time to play with it, exercise it and groom it. If necessary, have your vet testify about your ability to care for the animal.’

Further information Rodney Hylton-Potts 020 7381 8111 or law@hylton-Potts.com

Hylton-Potts Legal Consultants  – Divorce Lawyers in London

Win the right to a lawyer

Teachers facing disciplinary action because of sexual misconduct allegations involving pupils have the right to a lawyer.

The teacher (a man) kissed the boy (15) in a local church. He was dismissed after the boy’s parents read about the kiss in their son’s diary.

The school reported the teacher to the Secretary of State for Schools, who, has the power to ban teachers for life from working with children.

Delivering judgment, Lord Justice Laws said that a lawyer might make a “great deal” of difference to the “flavour and emphasis” of the governors’ conclusions, as well as to any contest over the main facts.

“And if an advocate might have effected such a difference before the governors, then the influence of their conclusions on the final decision making might also have been different.”

Rodney Hylton-Potts said “This is a major breakthrough for all in the caring professions. Hearings are not meant to be overly formal or adversarial but we need to bear in mind what is at stake.”

In these days of safeguarding, the implications on a teacher of malpractice allegations can be profound. They are as a bad as being convicted of a criminal offence in other spheres of work.’

Telephone or email, Rodney Hylton-Potts, the expert who can be with you every step of the way on our 24-hour legal helpline service.

Phone 020 7381 8111 or email law@rhplaw.co.uk