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Posted onMarch 9, 2016March 9, 2016advice

Make the judge decide

by Naomi5 Comments on Make the judge decide

If you are representing a client (or yourself) in the employment tribunal – or any other court or tribunal, come to that – your job…

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Posted onApril 7, 2014advice

Observe a hearing

by Naomi5 Comments on Observe a hearing

If you’re suing your employer in the employment tribunal, it’s sensible to observe one or two hearings first, so that you have some idea what…

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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 onDecember 4, 2012advice

Navigating the bundle

by Naomi1 Comment on Navigating the bundle

Solicitors who compile hearing bundles sometimes put in a tabbed divider card for every single document. That’s a pain: it adds a lot of bulk…

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Posted onMarch 14, 2012advice

Noting Quotes

by MichaelLeave a comment on Noting Quotes

When you’re taking notes in a hearing you don’t need to attempt a verbatim record. Unless you know shorthand or you’re a fast typist you…

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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 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 7, 2011advice

When giving evidence…

by NaomiLeave a comment on When giving evidence…

… 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 onAugust 4, 2011advice

Dress down August in the EAT

by Michael1 Comment on Dress down August in the EAT

I recently had a mildly unsettling experience at the Employment Appeal Tribunal. When the clerk called me in he mentioned that HHJ McMullen QC followed…

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