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Listen to Jane's experience with Grapple Law
Jane's story is one of many. We have helped thousands of people take on companies and corporations, and secured over £2 million in settlements for those who reached one, with no upfront legal fees and no solicitor required.
Whatever has happened at work, you do not need deep pockets or a law degree to push back.
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Our Philosophy
- Everyone deserves free and fair access to justice
- Unfair treatment shouldn't mean facing an unfair system alone
- Cost and complexity must never stand in the way of protecting your rights
Those three things shape every decision we make about how Grapple works and what we charge for it. If something has happened at work and you are not sure where you stand, that is exactly what we are here for.
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FAQs
All your questions, answered.
You can start for free. Grapple Negotiate costs nothing up front.
If you win a financial settlement we charge 15% of it, and if you do not win anything you pay nothing.
On Grapple Negotiate we send it for you, from a legal headed "[email protected]" email address.
Nothing goes out until you press the button.
Your first letter can be drafted in minutes. After that it depends on the other side.
Most of the waiting in any case is waiting for them, which is why Grapple Law chases and tells you what to do when they go quiet.
That is normal and it is not the end of the matter. Grapple Law helps you chase, and talks you through the next steps, which may include a formal letter in the post or a data request.
Silence is a negotiating position, not a verdict.
Grapple Law gives you legal information and drafts your letters, and you decide what to send. That is a deliberate choice: it is what makes it fast and affordable. We highly recommend you read everything before you send it.
The advice given is general information only, not specific advice, and does not create any kind of lawyer-client relationship.