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Posted onMay 28, 2012advice

Preserving Online Mitigation Evidence

by Michael2 Comments on Preserving Online Mitigation Evidence

Nowadays a lot of people search for jobs online. If you are doing this, you will need to make sure you can produce copies of…

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Posted onApril 23, 2012advice

Employment Appeal Tribunal Practice Statement

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The President of the EAT has now put out a Practice Statement dealing in a bit more detail with the points made in News From…

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Posted onSeptember 7, 2011advice

When giving evidence…

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… point your feet at the employment judge. Witnesses are constantly reminded to address their answers to the tribunal. When you’re being questioned by your…

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Posted onApril 18, 2011advice

Follow up on Witness Statements

by Michael1 Comment on Follow up on Witness Statements

A few months back, Naomi wrote about Mehta v Child Support Agency, where President Underhill suggested that it was not always necessary for witnesses to…

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Posted onJuly 8, 2010advice

New evidence after tribunal

by Michael5 Comments on New evidence after tribunal

Sometimes, after the tribunal hearing, you learn of something that, if you’d know about it at the time, you would have wanted to present to…

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Posted onJune 11, 2010advice

Should you ask for an interpreter?

by Naomi1 Comment on Should you ask for an interpreter?

The Employment Tribunal Service will provide an interpreter if you or one of your witnesses doesn’t speak good enough English to give your evidence without…

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Posted onMay 5, 2010advice

Navigating the bundle

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When you want to draw the attention of a witness – and everyone else – to a particular line in a document in the bundle,…

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Posted onApril 19, 2010advice

Video or audio evidence

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Occasionally one party or the other wants to play CCTV footage or audio recordings to the tribunal. I have two suggestions on this: 1. Don’t…

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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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