This is for any lawyer in the UK (England)?
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If its actually written into your contract your employer has the right to invoke it at anytime, if you choose to stay home you will run the risk of losing your job.
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I'm writing this on the assumption that you will be working for an English or Welsh firm, rather than one in Scotland, Ireland (Republic or North) or anywhere else in the Commonwealth.\n\nYes, there's some jargon, but a lot less than there used to be - no more than in any other business, these days.  There used to be a book called something like "The Legal Secretary's Handbook" published by The Law Society, but I'm not sure if it is still in print - (don't confuse it with a U.S. book of the same name). You could check with "Oyez" or other legal publishers. The written side of the work may seem a bit daunting for the first week or so, but that's the same with anything unfamiliar.\n\nI reckon that one of the most important things is an ability to relate to clients - from time to time, you will probably have to deal with them - usually by 'phone. No-one employs a solicitor for fun and amusement. In most cases, something is worrying them, and they want to feel that they are dealing with a firm which is doing its best to help, even if the outcome is uncertain. Mind you, don't get too involved - lawyers and their staff have to remain objective, however much sympathy they may privately feel for a client. \n\nThere's something about the way you have put your question which makes me think that you will be well up to the job, and obviously your new employers think the same, or they wouldn't have offered it to you.\n\nGood luck, and I hope you are starting work in time to go to the office party this Christmas!
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If that's the case, in England, can a solicitor be prosecuted for soliciting ?
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You need a solicitor's advice - it will be a lot safer than trying to understand the legal complexities yourself from a website.  Also, if any sort of enforcement is required, you will need the legal help anyway.
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Contact your lawyer and let him do it for you
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Best to get a lawyer...
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Ask a lawyer about what you can do.
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I have no personal experience with the said firm but check out their website:\n\nhttp://www.selectahome.co.uk/
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Your lawyer should be able to provide one for you.
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Here's a lawyer referral service from the American Bar Association. \n\nhttp://www.abanet.org/legalservices/findlegalhelp/home.cfm
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This is a legal question and should be referred to an attorney who specializes in these types of matters.
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Go to handelonthelaw.com.  You can find lawyers there.
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i think you should edit your question.\n\nand of course you will be heavily charged by a solicitor if its for immigration work, you need the service, he knows that, and will charge you highly because he knows you have no choice.
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Check with a lawyer on this one.
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You need to get in contact with a lawyer.
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Your in trouble my friend. I would move to England and make the most of it. Possession is 90% of the law. It's to bad that your in this situation. Good luck to you.
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Might be worth asking the CAB (citizens advice bureau) can fix you up with a legal-aid solicitor on one of the £5 for 20 minute style things they use to do.\n\nIf you cannot find someone to do this, then call a few solicitors, MOST will give you a free initial consultation to decided if there is anything thay can help you with - it is then up to yopu if you decided to proceed with them or not.\n\nIGNORE anyone who say "yes" or "lots of problems" - unless they can specifically quote WHAT law you are breaking - and also if it is a UK law.\n\nThere is a defence against libel and defamation IF it is in the public's interest. I would suggest that alerting people to unethical and underhand practice could be construed as being in the public interest. However I am not a solicitor or barrister - so would suggest you speak to one.\n\nFurthermore, in the UK, we do not tend to toss people into jail with quite as much enthusiasm as they do in other countries - and if you have little money to lose (no house etc) then you would not really be worth suing. So what they can REALLY do against you is probably fairly minimal.\n\nIt is intersting to note that presumably the domain name issuers has not chosen to take the domain away from you and award it to this niblo character. Something I would ave thought his legal folks would have done rather than waste their time.\n\nGet your site regsitered with google (search for "search engine submission") then even if you lose the site in the end, it will remain cached on search engines for a long time to come.\n\nAnd if you lose he website? then "allan_niblo_is_dishonest.com" or "allan_diblo_leaves_bad_debt.com" might be available. Just keep it true and keep the information in the public interest.