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Are you facing dismissal or have you already been fired? Have you been dismissed under false pretenses or are the reasons given by your employer incorrect? If you have been dismissed, you will rightly feel that this is unfair: dismissals are often obviously ineffective. The chances of successfully defending yourself against dismissal as an employee are therefore high.
I understand how stressful this issue can be; after all, your livelihood depends on your employment. When the letter of termination lands in your mailbox, it can quickly lead to not only financial problems, but also social problems. It is therefore all the more important to seek professional advice. As a lawyer, I know how employees can defend themselves against dismissals. It is crucial that you act immediately, because in employment law there is a short notice period of 2 weeks.
In order to successfully defend yourself with a wrongful termination suit, the following points must be taken into account:
Deadline for filing a lawsuit
Employment office
Proof of disability or pregnancy
Works council (if available)
Be careful when making agreements with your employer:
Labour Court
If you are dismissed, I will be at your side to get the best out of it. With my many years of practical experience, I advise and represent you in the dismissal protection process: from the dismissal letter to the labor court. It is crucial to clarify the circumstances of the dismissal. Depending on the prospects of success, it is important to insist on the continuation of the employment relationship or to negotiate a severance payment. My maxim is an acceptable solution that corresponds to your rights and claims.
If you are my client, I will handle the correspondence with your employer, the works council, the employment court and the authorities to relieve you of as much stress as possible during this difficult phase. I will be happy to discuss legal and court costs as well as your potential claims against the employer in advance so that you know what to expect.
The costs of a dismissal protection process consist of court and legal fees. They are calculated according to the Court Costs Act (GKG) and the Lawyers’ Remuneration Act (RVG). The amount depends on the value in dispute, which in a dismissal protection procedure is calculated as 3 gross monthly salaries.
The deadline for filing the action is Dismissal Protection Act (KSchG) 3 weeks. In general, it is possible to file a lawsuit at a later date. However, the reason for dismissal, even if it is unjustified, is considered valid, which is why the dismissal protection lawsuit is rejected as unfounded.
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