Sentence examples for issuing a claim from inspiring English sources

Failing that, the new fees may make them think twice before issuing a claim.

Unfair dismissal rights have been watered down, and soon it is likely that workers will face fees for issuing a claim in an employment tribunal.

Stratfor also suggested that the Islamic State and other terror groups might have a good reason for holding back on issuing a claim of responsibility.

Maybe they should issue a claim.

Fees range from £160 to £250 to issue a claim, and £230 to £950 for a tribunal.

Some employers may also be reluctant settle without knowing first if the employee is actually prepared to issue a claim.

"If the person leaving a message is American, why should they travel across the Atlantic to issue a claim?" Mr. Lewis said.

Now if you want to issue a claim against your employer in the employment tribunal, you will be required to pay a fee first.

For instance, they said they knew next to nothing about a group called the Deccan Mujahedeen, which issued a claim of responsibility for the attacks.

Mr Smith had also alleged he was defamed by the Association and has issued a claim for damages, including aggravated damages.

If you issue a claim online, thereby entitling you to a discount, the court fees begin at £25 for a claim of up to £300, rising to £185 for a claim of £3,000 to £5,000.