HH Mr Justice Burton, EAT president 2004

• “The Applicant … has handled the appeal before us himself, and has done so with conspicuous perspicacity, skill, patience and courtesy.

LJ Chadwick, Court of Appeal, 2005

• “Mr Melia has conducted his appeal in person, as he did before the Employment Appeal Tribunal. It is right to recognise, as I do, the skill with which he has done so. His written submissions demonstrate a well-researched appreciation of the relevant principles in this area of the law; and his oral submissions -- in a matter in which he is personally involved and in relation to which he is entitled to feel aggrieved -- have been moderate, sharply focused and concise.”

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• “I was amazed and pleasantly overwhelmed by the response I received from you... You saw what I needed and pulled out all the stops to ensure I received it... your extremely professional and kind help has given me the strength to carry on”

Client C

• “Thank you so much for the time you have spared on my case at short notice, coping with my panic and anxiety which must translate in my emails. Your responses make me calmer and more confident.  You have given me the strength to be assertive”

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• “Thank you... I was surprised by the outcome and incredibly relieved!”

Client E

• “Damn, you’re good! … The report is amazing … Thank you. For all you have done and for what you continue to do the words do not seem enough.”

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