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Posted onFebruary 19, 2009advice

Submission (Part 2)

by Michael2 Comments on Submission (Part 2)

A number of people have commented or emailed about “Do not submit” which recommended that advocates eliminate “I submit” from their vocabulary when addressing the…

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Posted onFebruary 18, 2009advice

After you…

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By the time you reach tribunal relationships are normally strained. In some cases emotions run very high, to the point where any meeting between the…

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Posted onFebruary 17, 2009advice

Read the notice of hearing

by MichaelLeave a comment on Read the notice of hearing

Most importantly, it will tell you where and when the tribunal will take place. This sounds obvious. It is, but people do get it wrong.…

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Posted onFebruary 11, 2009advice

Do not submit

by Michael5 Comments on Do not submit

Many lawyers write and say things like: In my submission, the employer failed to follow a fair procedure This, I submit, was an act of…

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Posted onFebruary 9, 2009advice

Sic transit gloria

by Michael4 Comments on Sic transit gloria

From time to time you will see the term “sic” used in a quotation. For example: Bob Sampson made a decision that no reasonable men…

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Posted onFebruary 3, 2009advice

Personal Problems

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From time to time issues unrelated to the litigation will affect the running of a case. Employment tribunals are particularly prone to this, since most…

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Posted onFebruary 2, 2009advice

Snow Day

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If you have a case in the tribunal today, it would be sensible to give them a ring to check it will be going ahead.…

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Posted onJanuary 29, 2009advice

Two letters or one?

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People sometimes feel that any letter they write must fall within a recognised category, and must not venture outside that area. In other words, if…

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Posted onJanuary 28, 2009advice

Email

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Email is a useful tool in litigation, and almost all professional representatives use it constantly. If you are a claimant you should consider using email…

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Posted onJanuary 26, 2009advice

Is my employer bankrupt?

by MichaelLeave a comment on Is my employer bankrupt?

In the current economic situation, we are seeing a significant rise in the number of insolvent employers and a similar increase in employers claiming to…

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