Employment claims run on statutory clocks that start on the effective date of termination or the act complained of: three months less one day to present the claim, paused by ACAS early conciliation and extended by it, and 42 days to appeal. SolicitorOS proposes each date from the trigger, shows its working, and diarises only what the solicitor ticks.
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Capture the employee or the employer as the client, open the matter with the effective date of termination as the trigger, and review the proposed ACAS and tribunal dates.
Each accepted date goes to the diary and the matter in one click. Reminders arrive before the window closes; the weekly court list shows the hearings.
A checklist for each preliminary and final hearing: the bundle, the witnesses, the client, the outcome note.
Forty-two days to appeal to the Employment Appeal Tribunal, counted from the date the written reasons were sent and diarised with the working shown.
Time captured through the matter becomes a bill; contingency and fixed-fee arrangements are recorded on the quote the client accepted.
Tribunal and Equality Act windows proposed for review, never bulk-inserted unseen, each one click into the diary.
How it works →Checklists per hearing, reminders, the weekly court list and calendar feeds.
How it works →Quotes with costs information, fixed or hourly billing, statements and reminders.
How it works →Settlement money held and paid out against the matter and reconciled at least every five weeks.
How it works →No, deliberately. It proposes the dates from the trigger with the rule beside each one; the solicitor ticks what applies to the matter and only those are diarised. ACAS early conciliation moves the limit, so the proposal says so.
Unfair dismissal and discrimination claims to the Employment Tribunal, appeals to the Employment Appeal Tribunal, the CPR chains for a civil claim, judicial review, the probate and inheritance-tax dates, and the Limitation Act 1980 periods.
Yes. Conflict checks run across every client and opposing party when a matter is opened.
No. The same diary carries County Court and High Court deadlines under the CPR, and the limitation register covers every open matter.
The diary and the timelines are in every plan, including Solo Solicitor.
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