Nia Griffith MP/AS

Nia Griffith MP fighting to recover unjust fees for miners

 

Did you have fees deducted from your miners’ compensation?

 

Some solicitors and unions have taken fees from miners, despite the fact that the government has paid for all legal and medical costs. If you have not yet claimed back fees deducted from your compensation, please contact my Constituency Office.

 

 

Nia Griffith MP/AS
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Has a solicitor or your union deducted fees from your miners' compensation?
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