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Posted onOctober 18, 2013October 21, 2013advice

Applying for fee remission

by Naomi10 Comments on Applying for fee remission

Fees were payable for employment tribunal claims from 29 July 2013. You may be eligible for ‘remission’ of the fee (that is to say, you…

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Posted onAugust 29, 2013advice

Stealth Case Management Orders

by Michael2 Comments on Stealth Case Management Orders

A common style of order is a Notice of Hearing that, on the second page, has a series of standard case management directions (often to…

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Posted onJuly 2, 2013advice

Do not record tribunal proceedings

by Michael5 Comments on Do not record tribunal proceedings

Apparently people are doing this (particularly telephone CMDs). You really must not. It’s illegal. s9 of the Contempt of Court Act 1981 make recording court…

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Posted onJune 25, 2013advice

‘I reserve the right…’

by Naomi3 Comments on ‘I reserve the right…’

Lawyers often claim on behalf of their clients to be ‘reserving the right’ to do something. The Respondent reserves its right to amend its ET3…

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Posted onJune 24, 2013June 24, 2013advice

Errors of law – a bestiary

by Naomi2 Comments on Errors of law – a bestiary

If you want to appeal an employment tribunal’s decision to the Employment Appeal Tribunal, you need to identify one or more errors of law in…

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Posted onJune 21, 2013advice

News from the EAT

by Michael5 Comments on News from the EAT

The President of the Employment Appeal Tribunal has asked members of the EAT User Group to relay his comments on a couple of matters. The…

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Posted onJune 19, 2013advice

More good advice from a philosopher

by NaomiLeave a comment on More good advice from a philosopher

When you’re reading or skimming argumentative essays… here is a quick trick that may save you much time and effort, especially in this age of…

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Posted onJune 18, 2013advice

Rapoport’s Rules for lawyers

by MichaelLeave a comment on Rapoport’s Rules for lawyers

I encountered these via Daniel Dennett‘s Intuition Pumps and Other Tools for Thinking (which I separately recommend for anyone with an amateur interest in philosophy).…

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Posted onJune 13, 2013advice

Don’t make the reader clamber over a pile of scaffolding

by Naomi1 Comment on Don’t make the reader clamber over a pile of scaffolding

1.  In this skeleton argument, references to pages of the core bundle will be in square brackets, in bold print, with the prefix “core.” References…

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Posted onJune 4, 2013advice

Feeling sick

by Naomi12 Comments on Feeling sick

Disciplinary proceedings at work are stressful. If you’re facing disciplinary proceedings, it can be tempting to go to your GP and get signed off work.…

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