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Posted onJune 11, 2010advice

Should you ask for an interpreter?

by Naomi1 Comment on Should you ask for an interpreter?

The Employment Tribunal Service will provide an interpreter if you or one of your witnesses doesn’t speak good enough English to give your evidence without…

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Posted onMay 8, 2010advice

Don’t ask pointless questions

by NaomiLeave a comment on Don’t ask pointless questions

That’s not as sarcastic as it sounds. Hearings are stressful and pretty weird, and cross-examining is probably the weirdest and most stressful part of conducting…

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Posted onMay 5, 2010advice

Navigating the bundle

by NaomiLeave a comment on Navigating the bundle

When you want to draw the attention of a witness – and everyone else – to a particular line in a document in the bundle,…

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Posted onMay 4, 2010advice

Charm

by Naomi1 Comment on Charm

We’ve written quite a bit about the value of being nice. As we’ve remarked before, this isn’t because we’re especially nice people – it’s just…

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Posted onApril 20, 2010advice

Judge sitting alone

by MichaelLeave a comment on Judge sitting alone

Tribunals and lawyers will sometimes refer to a ‘Judge sitting alone’. This means that he is sitting without the lay-members. This is common in case…

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Posted onApril 19, 2010advice

Video or audio evidence

by NaomiLeave a comment on Video or audio evidence

Occasionally one party or the other wants to play CCTV footage or audio recordings to the tribunal. I have two suggestions on this: 1. Don’t…

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Posted onApril 12, 2010advice

It’s that time of year again

by Michael1 Comment on It’s that time of year again

On the 25th April I will be running the London Marathon again on behalf of the Free Representation Unit. I have been involved in FRU…

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Posted onApril 9, 2010advice

“Legal submissions shall be in writing…”

by NaomiLeave a comment on “Legal submissions shall be in writing…”

A standard instruction that turns up from time to time in case management orders goes: Legal submissions (if any) shall be in writing and accompanied…

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Posted onApril 8, 2010advice

Hiding the ball

by MichaelLeave a comment on Hiding the ball

Many litigation lawyers have a weakness for sports metaphors. This is probably because litigation is in some ways like a competitive game. But there are…

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Posted onApril 7, 2010advice

Some Editing Techniques

by MichaelLeave a comment on Some Editing Techniques

Sleep on it. The problem with editing something you’ve just written is that you are too close to it. You will tend to see what…

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