South Wales Police Federation members have access to a whole range of benefits and offers through the branch’s member services partners – including legal advice.
Members can take advantage of fantastic legal providers in HCR Law, JNP Legal, David W Harris, and Slater and Gordon.
HCR Law has 10 offices across England and Wales, including one in Cardiff, and more than 900 staff.
Ranked among the UK’s Top 50 law firms, its teams deliver clear, confidential advice across a wide range of legal matters, including family and childcare law; employment issues and professional discipline; wills, trusts and estate planning; personal injury; and medical negligence.
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JNP Legal has offices in Merthyr Tydfil, Nelson, Caerphilly, and Pontyclun.
With more than 40 years’ experience, it offers members support across a wide range of legal matters, including property, wills, trusts and probate; family matters divorce, and separation; personal injury and medical negligence; and criminal law.
Founded in 1946, Davd W Harris and Co is one South Wales’s longest established legal firms.
It operates from offices in Pontypridd, Talbot Green, and Swansea, and can support members in a number of areas including personal injury claims, including those connected to work buying and selling property; divorce, separation and other family matters; wills, probate and powers of attorney; criminal law and general civil disputes.
Legal support
And members have access to a wide range of specialist legal support through the branch’s partnership with Slater and Gordon.
The firm, which has supported Police Federation members for more than 60 years, provides expert advice tailored to the unique demands of policing.
Services include employment law assistance covering issues such as discrimination, pensions and working conditions, as well as representation in personal injury claims arising from on or off-duty incidents.
Members can also access legal help beyond the workplace, including family law, medical negligence, and wills and estate planning.
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