Tribunal Procedure: Lessons from recent case law

Dechert LLP | Employment Law Journal | June 2013 #141
Charles Wynn-Evans reports on some new decisions on employment tribunal procedure ‘It cannot be right to allow a case which otherwise has no reasonable prospect of success to proceed simply on the basis that “something may turn up” during the course of the hearing.’ There has been plenty of coverage of the new employment tribunal …

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Practice: Doing it yourself

1 Chancery Lane | The Commercial Litigation Journal | November/December 2012 #46
Thomas Crockett looks at recent judicial guidance on litigants in person In Tinkler, Sharpe J concluded that the specific facts of the case, none less than the fact that Mr Elliott was a LIP, allowed her to exercise her discretion to find that Mr Elliott had acted ‘promptly’ for the purposes of CPR 39.3(5). It …

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