Expert Help at a Fraction of the Cost.
Legal AI that works out where you stand and helps you write to your employer, with every letter checked by a Monaco Solicitors lawyer before it's sent.
Why we created Monaco Swift
Too many employees with good cases give up. Not because they are wrong, but because a solicitor costs more than the justice they are fighting for.
Monaco Swift changes that. It’s a new and affordable service from Monaco Solicitors, the largest employment law firm in the UK acting only for employees, never employers.
How Monaco Swift works
- Tell us what happened at work, in your own words, at any time of day or night.
- Our legal AI explains in minutes where you stand: your rights and what payout you could ask for.
- It drafts your letters/emails to your employer.
- A Monaco Solicitors lawyer checks every letter/email for quality and accuracy before it is sent.
- If you are offered a settlement agreement, a Monaco Solicitors solicitor can advise you on it and legally sign it off.
Why choose Monaco Swift
- The speed of AIFree to start and open day and night, so you can act the moment something goes wrong.
- The reliability and expertise of a regulated law firmA qualified lawyer checks every letter that goes to the other side.
- On your side onlyWe never act for employers, so there is no conflict of interest.
- Cost-saving Monaco Swift is free to start with and then offers you a fee rate based on a very low % of the amount we help you secure.
- TrustedMonaco Solicitors is rated 4.8 stars in over 1,000 reviews, and is winner of the Law Society's Excellence in Technology and Innovation award.
Who is behind it
Monaco Solicitors was founded by employment lawyer Alex Monaco. The firm acts for employees across the UK in disputes with their employers, from grievances and dismissals to settlement agreements.
Monaco Swift is built on the same experience, so the advice you get online follows the way our lawyers work.
Monaco Swift is a service of Monaco Solicitors Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.