No win no fee employment advocacy NZ

No Win No Fee Employment Advocate NZ

Dismissed, restructured, or pushed out at work?

Start with a short case check so the first call is focused on deadlines, evidence, risk, and the next practical step.

Dismissal Redundancy Personal grievance Trial periods

No-win-no-fee support is subject to case assessment, evidence, urgency, risk, and written engagement terms.

90 days Many personal grievance matters need quick action.
2-3 min Short intake before a proper advocate review.
NZ-wide Employment help across New Zealand.

Best-fit service

No win no fee is about case fit, not cost alone.

Good potential fit

You were dismissed, selected for redundancy, disadvantaged, pressured to resign, or treated unfairly, and there are documents, messages, dates, or witnesses that support what happened.

Urgent review needed

The key event happened close to 90 days ago, nothing has been raised clearly in writing, or mediation or deadline pressure is already underway.

Fact gathering first

The situation is mostly verbal, dates are unclear, documents are missing, or the goal is not clear enough to assess risk and likely value.

Free case check

Check your employment matter

Complete the questions below. Your result will show whether the first conversation should focus on urgent deadlines, case readiness, or missing facts.

Important: This is general triage, not legal advice. Do not wait if a deadline is close.
No Win No Fee (LP)

What happens next

A better first call starts with the right facts.

01

Submit the case check

The intake organises your issue, timing, evidence, and outcome so the call is not wasted on basic admin.

02

Urgency is checked

The first priority is identifying deadlines, missing documents, and whether anything needs to be raised clearly in writing.

03

Engagement is agreed

If the matter is suitable, written terms and authority to act are discussed before anyone contacts the employer.

Important note

This page is general information and triage only. Final legal wording should be checked against Employment New Zealand guidance on personal grievances, redundancy, and trial periods.

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