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Posted onJune 29, 2011advice

Dealing with interruptions from the other side

by MichaelLeave a comment on Dealing with interruptions from the other side

From time to time the other side will interrupt you during your cross-examination or submissions. Not all interruptions are unhelpful. One common reason for interrupting…

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Posted onJune 27, 2011advice

Maximising Estate Efficiencies

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HM Courts and Tribunals Service is currently trying to make more efficient use of their estate (i.e. the buildings they own). Historically, different courts and…

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Posted onJune 23, 2011advice

Fast-track unfair dismissal

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The employment tribunals have recently moved to dealing with unfair dismissal cases under the fast-track procedure that has been operating for some years in wages…

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Posted onApril 18, 2011advice

Follow up on Witness Statements

by Michael1 Comment on Follow up on Witness Statements

A few months back, Naomi wrote about Mehta v Child Support Agency, where President Underhill suggested that it was not always necessary for witnesses to…

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Posted onApril 12, 2011advice

Running for Justice

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I am running the London Marathon for the Free Representation Unit again. FRU is a good cause: we help about 1,000 people each year in…

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Posted onApril 12, 2011advice

Booking Interpreters

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Booking interpreters is one of the aspects of tribunal administration that can stumble. If you need a interpreter for the tribunal, you will need to…

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Posted onMarch 14, 2011advice

Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?

by Michael2 Comments on Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?

As previously noted it is vital that appeals to the EAT are lodged on time and properly constituted (legal jargon for having all the necessary…

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Posted onFebruary 11, 2011advice

Avoiding bad page breaks

by Michael2 Comments on Avoiding bad page breaks

In general, typographers try to avoid ending a page with a short fragment of a paragraph or starting a page with the last small part…

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Posted onFebruary 8, 2011advice

Don’t play chicken with the Employment Appeal Tribunal

by MichaelLeave a comment on Don’t play chicken with the Employment Appeal Tribunal

Miller v Lambeth Primary Care Trust is the latest cautionary tale about the need to make sure that appeals to the EAT are brought in…

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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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