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Posted onOctober 14, 2009advice

Placeholders

by MichaelLeave a comment on Placeholders

Often, while writing, you will leave gaps to fill in later. It is useful to have a standard bit of text, such as ‘xxx’ to…

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Posted onOctober 9, 2009advice

Speaking of new editions

by MichaelLeave a comment on Speaking of new editions

The eighth edition of Tamara Lewis’ Employment Law: An Advisors Handbook has been published by Legal Action Group. It remains the best single volume guide…

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Posted onSeptember 22, 2009advice

Embarrassment

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This week’s Lawyer of the Week in The Times is Phillippa Kaufman. One of the questions The Times always asks is ‘What was your worst…

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Posted onAugust 24, 2009advice

Legibility

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Quite a lot of material presented to tribunals is illegible. There are good reasons for this. Many documents produced out in the real world are…

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Posted onJuly 31, 2009advice

Intensifiers, don’t

by Michael4 Comments on Intensifiers, don’t

Intensifiers are adverbs intended to strengthen adjectives. For example, writing ‘very unfair’ instead of ‘unfair’ should suggest that whatever you are referring to is more…

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Posted onJuly 29, 2009advice

Pet phrases

by Michael3 Comments on Pet phrases

Most of us have words and phrases that we overuse. For example, I have a tendency to start sentences with ‘clearly’ when writing submissions: as…

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Posted onJuly 8, 2009advice

What colour should I use to write page numbers in the bundle?

by MichaelLeave a comment on What colour should I use to write page numbers in the bundle?

Black. Or blue. Or dark purple, if you like. The only really important thing to avoid is using a light pastel colour, which will not…

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Posted onJune 15, 2009advice

Using their documents / authorities against them

by MichaelLeave a comment on Using their documents / authorities against them

There is a tendency for advocates, consciously or subconsciously, to divide documents and authorities between ‘mine’ and ‘theirs’. ‘My’ documents are those that come from…

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Posted onJune 2, 2009advice

Daleside Nursing Home Ltd v Mathew

by MichaelLeave a comment on Daleside Nursing Home Ltd v Mathew

Daleside is a recent EAT decision on costs. Mrs Mathew brought a direct race discrimination case, along with claims for unfair dismissal and wages. The…

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Posted onMay 21, 2009advice

Research into enforcement of employment tribunal awards in England and Wales

by MichaelLeave a comment on Research into enforcement of employment tribunal awards in England and Wales

The Ministry of Justice has just published its research into employment tribunal awards and whether they are being paid. They surveyed 1,002 successful claimants. It…

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