Anyone who paid a fee can apply for a refund online, or use one of the following forms to apply by post or email:
- form 1-C if you paid the fees and made the claim
- form 3-S if you paid the fees for someone else to make the claim (for example if you’re a lawyer or trade union)
- form 2-R if the tribunal ordered you to pay the fees of someone who brought a claim against you
If you require assistance applying for a refund, please get in touch with your usual contact in our Employment Team or speak to Sarah Harnett – sarah.harnett@anthonycollins.com. You can find out more about our employment work visit www.anthonycollins.com.
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