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Posted onApril 17, 2012advice

Running for Representation

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The London Marathon is on Sunday. I will be running it, as usual, for fun (for a given value of fun), but also to raise…

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Posted onApril 17, 2012advice

Sidelining

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In my last post, I mentioned that the EAT likes the relevant passages of authorities to be highlighted or sidelined. Highlighting is fairly obvious. You…

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Posted onApril 4, 2012advice

News from the EAT

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Yesterday, I was at the Employment Appeal Tribunal User Group. The members were asked to pass a couple of messages outwards to the wider community.…

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Posted onMarch 30, 2012advice

Supreme Court Briefs

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The American Bar Association makes all of the merits briefs to the US Supreme court available online. Don’t rush off to read them if you’re…

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Posted onMarch 29, 2012advice

When C Sued R

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During the course of litigation, you will have to refer to the parties, in letters, written submissions and so on. There are basically two ways…

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Posted onMarch 27, 2012advice

The use and abuse of headnotes

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If you have access to formally reported cases, such as the Industrial Cases Law Reports, you will see that they include a headnote. These are…

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Posted onMarch 21, 2012advice

Chronologies: Inside or outside?

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A lot of people put chronologies inside other documents, most commonly written submissions. This is not a terrible sin, but it’s normally better to keep…

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Posted onMarch 15, 2012advice

Past lost goes up to the hearing, even though the hearing is in the future

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Most schedules of loss are divided into past loss (loss that has already been suffered) and future loss (loss that will occur in the future).…

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Posted onMarch 14, 2012advice

Noting Quotes

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When you’re taking notes in a hearing you don’t need to attempt a verbatim record. Unless you know shorthand or you’re a fast typist you…

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Posted onFebruary 16, 2012advice

When can an employer make a counterclaim?

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A counterclaim is a case brought by a Respondent as part of their reply to a claim. So, for example, A sues B for unfair…

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