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Posted onOctober 9, 2009advice

Speaking of new editions

by MichaelLeave a comment on Speaking of new editions

The eighth edition of Tamara Lewis’ Employment Law: An Advisors Handbook has been published by Legal Action Group. It remains the best single volume guide…

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Posted onOctober 1, 2009advice

Third edition

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We are working on the manuscript of the third edition of the book, which should be available in legal bookshops and from the publisher in…

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Posted onSeptember 30, 2009advice

Counting days

by Naomi3 Comments on Counting days

Lots of things in litigation have to be done by a specific date, calculated by reference to some defined starting point. Often you don’t have…

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Posted onSeptember 24, 2009advice

Disciplinary hearings

by NaomiLeave a comment on Disciplinary hearings

This blog is really about handling employment tribunal proceedings. But it’s much preferable not to get into a position in which you feel you have…

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Posted onSeptember 22, 2009advice

Embarrassment

by MichaelLeave a comment on Embarrassment

This week’s Lawyer of the Week in The Times is Phillippa Kaufman. One of the questions The Times always asks is ‘What was your worst…

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Posted onSeptember 9, 2009advice

Ignore the soft fruit

by Naomi1 Comment on Ignore the soft fruit

Imagine an enemy posse rushing towards you. They are dressed in bizarre and elaborate costumes, including papier mache horns, cardboard armour and joke-shop Dracula fangs.…

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Posted onSeptember 2, 2009advice

Finding things

by NaomiLeave a comment on Finding things

Finding what you want in a hurry is a large part of conducting a hearing in an orderly way. Having to keep pausing in the…

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Posted onAugust 24, 2009advice

Legibility

by Michael1 Comment on Legibility

Quite a lot of material presented to tribunals is illegible. There are good reasons for this. Many documents produced out in the real world are…

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Posted onJuly 31, 2009advice

Intensifiers, don’t

by Michael4 Comments on Intensifiers, don’t

Intensifiers are adverbs intended to strengthen adjectives. For example, writing ‘very unfair’ instead of ‘unfair’ should suggest that whatever you are referring to is more…

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Posted onJuly 30, 2009advice

What doesn’t go in a witness statement

by Naomi3 Comments on What doesn’t go in a witness statement

The point of a witness statement is to say what happened – to the best of the witness’s knowledge, and to the extent that what…

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