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…
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…
It is always worth paying a bit of attention to the more obscure bits of the ET3 form. This is the form the Claimant gets…
One of the things that will happen at a hearing is that you will be asked questions by the tribunal. The best way of answering…
Non-lawyers tend to think of these as separate categories. You often hear something like “I wasn’t dismissed – I was made redundant.” But from the…
Strictly speaking, if you are the claimant, it’s your case – so it’s your job to prepare the bundles for the hearing and provide copies…
You may be asked by the employment judge how long you think your cross-examination of a witness will take. This is a difficult question, and…
There are a lot of different things that need to be done in the immediate run-up to a hearing: writing a chronology, drafting a list…
The Court of Appeal has commented on the proper use of skeleton arguments in Tombstone Ltd v Raja & Heals. Although the case had nothing…