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Posted onDecember 16, 2009news

Just in time for Christmas….

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The third edition of Employment Tribunal Claims is now being printed. There are two ways of pre-ordering the book. Amazon is currently accepting orders at…

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Posted onDecember 15, 2009advice

Costs in the Court of Appeal

by NaomiLeave a comment on Costs in the Court of Appeal

The Court of Appeal has handed down a short decision in St Albans’ Girl School v Neary declining to award costs against a claimant who…

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Posted onDecember 7, 2009advice

Hearsay

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‘Hearsay’ is a technical term. It’s one of those things that tribunals sometimes assume everyone understands, when in fact few non-lawyers do. It’s not very…

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Posted onDecember 2, 2009advice

Searchable statements

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In a complicated case, it’s worth saving all the statements on your side (and the other side too, if you have them in a suitable…

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Posted onNovember 21, 2009advice

Tribunal clerks

by Naomi1 Comment on Tribunal clerks

Clerks are the people at the tribunal who handle the administration on the day of the hearing: they take your name when you arrive, collect…

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Posted onNovember 12, 2009advice

Not ‘Not Unfair’

by Michael5 Comments on Not ‘Not Unfair’

The opposite of ‘unfair’ is ‘fair’. Not ‘not unfair’. So write “The Respondent has not shown a fair reason for the dismissal”, rather than “The…

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Posted onNovember 7, 2009advice

Another bundle bungle

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When you think you must have seen all the ways there are to make a bundle inconvenient and annoying to use… along comes a new…

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Posted onNovember 4, 2009advice

Reading the papers

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Getting familiar with the hearing bundle is one of the most important things you have to do when preparing to represent a client (or yourself)…

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Posted onOctober 14, 2009advice

Placeholders

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Often, while writing, you will leave gaps to fill in later. It is useful to have a standard bit of text, such as ‘xxx’ to…

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Posted onOctober 12, 2009advice

… as we forgive those who trespass against us

by NaomiLeave a comment on … as we forgive those who trespass against us

Sometimes you really have to complain to the tribunal about how the other side has behaved – in order to ask for costs, for instance,…

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