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Australian Dismissal Services is One Big SCAM! Australian Dismissal Services Lawyers Fully Know that there fee of $3080 will in 99% of cases will never cover the compensation you finally get! The negotiators Lawyers are very weak representing you! it is Far better to represent yourself. and I Guaranteed Far Better outcome!
Be aware! These people will rip you off. Once you sign with them- thast it, they dont care about you, your case only about money they will get from you.
Absolutely unprofessional, looks more like scam organisation
DO NOT WORK WITH THEM
Very incompetent, very rude and agressive once they have got your money
They wont do anything for you just to rip you off, awful service
I would HIGLY NOT RECOMMEND, stay away
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