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Posted onFebruary 20, 2012advice

“Is a 50 page witness statement too long?”

by Naomi5 Comments on “Is a 50 page witness statement too long?”

Someone found us a few minutes ago with this search. If you’re still there: the answer to your question is almost certainly yes. Claims aren’t…

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Posted onFebruary 16, 2012advice

When can an employer make a counterclaim?

by MichaelLeave a comment on When can an employer make a counterclaim?

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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Posted onFebruary 14, 2012advice

Criticising investigations

by MichaelLeave a comment on Criticising investigations

Investigations are a common battleground in unfair dismissal cases, particularly where an employee is accused of misconduct. Employers have to carry out a reasonable investigation…

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Posted onJanuary 27, 2012advice

Do I have to be a witness?

by NaomiLeave a comment on Do I have to be a witness?

It depends. If your former colleague or former employer wants you to attend, and you don’t want to, you don’t have to unless the tribunal…

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Posted onNovember 23, 2011advice

Grossing up and the statutory cap

by Naomi4 Comments on Grossing up and the statutory cap

In Hardie Grant London Limited v Aspden, the EAT has made it clear (if it wasn’t already) that the statutory limit on the amount of…

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Posted onNovember 14, 2011advice

Small things about big cases

by Naomi1 Comment on Small things about big cases

A paper-heavy case – where the hearing bundle runs to several volumes and there are a dozen witnesses or more – presents various specific difficulties.…

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Posted onSeptember 23, 2011advice

Keep it civilised – if you can

by NaomiLeave a comment on Keep it civilised – if you can

Some employment disputes just are about really bad behaviour. If you’ve suffered sexual harassment, or racist or homophobic abuse, for example, there’s no pleasant way…

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Posted onSeptember 22, 2011advice

Costs and Capital

by MichaelLeave a comment on Costs and Capital

When a tribunal considers making a costs order, or the amount of a costs order, they may have regard to the party’s ability to pay…

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Posted onSeptember 21, 2011advice

Outnumbered

by Naomi1 Comment on Outnumbered

If you arrive at the tribunal on your own, or on your own apart from a representative or a family member, it can be quite…

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Posted onSeptember 19, 2011advice

Two book recommendations

by Michael1 Comment on Two book recommendations

The latest edition of Employment Law: An Adviser’s Handbook is out. There are a number of attempts at a basic guide to employment law in…

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