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I don't know a lot about the UK legal system, but the way it works over here, your lawyer would likely pay those fees. Then if you won the case, s/he would get them back as part of a petition for fees and costs once the case is done. Be nice to America. Or we'll bring democracy to your country.
This, of course, isn't the case if you're an at-will employee. So, for example, all the lawyers in my office are at-will and, as far as I know, can be fired for pretty much any reason (although it almost never happens).
Whereas in the case of "Career-Service" employees -- secretaries, investigators, paralegals, economists, etc -- the boss needs to have some kind of paper trail justifying termination, and the employee can dispute it. Be nice to America. Or we'll bring democracy to your country.
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