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Month: December 2010

Posted onDecember 15, 2010advice

Shameless Christmassy fundraising plug

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Many of our loyal readers have probably been wondering “What can we do for Naomi and Michael this Christmas?” The answer to this seemingly tricky…

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Posted onDecember 15, 2010advice

Conclusions – at the beginning or the end

by MichaelLeave a comment on Conclusions – at the beginning or the end

The format of a lot of advocacy, both written and oral, is to propose a conclusion and provide evidence or explanation to support that conclusion.…

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Posted onDecember 9, 2010advice

Bundles again

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Regular readers of this blog will know that we are both mildly obsessive on the subject of bundles. I’ve recently collected another simple but effective…

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Posted onDecember 8, 2010advice

Reading statements aloud

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It has long been normal practice in the employment tribunals to have witnesses read their statements aloud. On the face of things, this is a…

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