It is my prerogative whether to divulge my personal details. Of course
Again with the insults- obviously not working in a legal sphere- none of the colleagues I gave in the industry would treat other colleagues in such a derogatory manner.
Such MAGNANIMITY!
such appalling spelling!
b) MAK and I, and the others are NOT COLLECTING ANY FEES FOR ANY HELP THAT WE EXTEND TO EVERYONE"
Then HOW will you pay for ANY legal action. YOU cannot get this for free IF you are representing others. ARE you funding this yourself?
Talking about yourself. People will just have to read the posts. If you were (that is an IF) my lawyer, I would want to go straight to the guillotine to spare myself of all the agony of your mistakes and haughtiness.
Guillotine? wasn't that abolished years ago? they don't execute people in civil courts anyway!
Lecture time Folks! I am sure you wanted to be a teacher when you were little. Folks, see how bossy and how haughty brilliance can ever be!
Merely pointing out a fact that you will NOT be exempt from charges in the court BECAUSE you have to meet the criteria
CITE me one case were a freelance writer has won a case against an essay writing company- you cant! why? because there has never been onw! Why? because MOST know that it would be a waste of money as THEY CANNOT PROVE that the work was not complained about by the customer because they have no knowledge of that customer.
am not competing. See how threatened you are? Life for you is always a competition--always wanting to outprove everyone. Perhaps, it is time to grow up!
I am not the one dodging issues here. Stop making this about attacking someone just because they are WARNING a potential LITIGANT that they COULD lose money IF they bring an action in court.
Signs of Insecurity
Defensiveness
Defensiveness huh! like how you avoid a straight forward question- are you legally trained? yes or no? simple question one word answer surely you can manage that!
You are getting annoyed ONLY because I dared to challenge your lack of knowledge on the english legal system. yes some people CAN be regarded as agency workers- however, you INCORRECTLY stated that the writing company do not have to pay national insurance for agency workers check out the link below for the requirements for someone to be classified as an agency working- please note the point that states.
your employer deducts tax and National Insurance from your wages- this makes you an EMPLOYEE. where the person making the payment does not deduct national insurance this can make them a worker, which according to the site
a worker (which means you do not do so well)
worksmart.org.uk/rights/i_work_through_an_agency_am_i
Some of our most important employment rights are unfortunately only available to those who are classed as 'employees'. These are set out below. Many agency workers do not qualify for these rights as they do not pass the 'employee' test.
The right to claim unfair dismissal where you are sacked without notice or good cause.
The right to redundancy pay
The right to take maternity, paternity and parental leave and to request flexible working
The right to paid time off for antenatal care.
Right to a written statement of main terms and conditions of employment
Taken from the site listed above.
and further on agency workers below
personneltoday.com/articles/2008/03/04/44659/agency-workers.html
They DO NOT enjoy the same rights as employees and their contracts can be discontinued at will.
Overly Authoritative
Insecure people tend to compensate for their lack of confidence by taking out their frustrations on others.
I'm glad you finally recognise yourself in your own quote!
NOW, Go to HELL and ROT! - how rude. Is that how you always respond when you cannot argue with the truth?
You try to make out that I do NOT care about the fact that writers have been SCAMMED. IF I did NOT care I would not be advising them to THINK carefully before becoming embroiled in legal action. HECK I could make a fortune telling them I could represent them in court- however, the role of a barrister is to assess the strenghts and weaknesses of a case- as I am sure Mak will tell you- and then give an opinion on the likelihood of the success of that case.
In UK law those seeking legal action will first approach a lawyer/ solicitor such as Mak, who will then glean the opinion of a barrister, so as to not waste the clients money in litigation destined to fail.
I could have been getting paid £150 an hour for the advice I have given here. IF anyone wants to pursue a claim the please proceed, however, on a professional level the chances of success are so remote that IF I was being asked for my professional opinion I would say that the chances of losing are significantly higher than the chances of winning due to the difficulty in providing substantive evidence against the assertions made by the writing companies.