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I won a sex discrimination case in the Employment Tribunal today:D
I like employment litigation and in particular doing the advocacy before the Employment Judge:cool:
Milky Bar Kid
12-04-10, 09:40 PM
Good one Ed!! Cheers!
davepreston
12-04-10, 09:41 PM
so now your allowed to make sexual advance to all in your work place , well done ed , may all work places be dens of sexual debauchery soon ;)
Bah I don't like you're virtual beers, buy me a real pint :)
Good luck btw ;)
Milky Bar Kid
12-04-10, 09:43 PM
HA! love how two Scots and a Norn Iron are the first to post on a thread where there is the word BEER in the title...
Jayneflakes
12-04-10, 09:47 PM
Well done Ed, hope that all is going well. I wish you were my solicitor, my homophobia case is being horribly denied and lied about by the very people who did it!
Anyway, well done Ed.
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so now your allowed to make sexual advance to all in your work place , well done ed , may all work places be dens of sexual debauchery soon ;)
Sounds good to me!
And Ed too, have you seen his staff? ;)
Man is he good at recruiting :p
Does that mean you can have lots of sex whilst wearing a wig and gown?
Congrats - mine's a wee malt whisky - slainte....:D
BanannaMan
13-04-10, 01:14 AM
Congratulations Ed!
So who were you representing, the supposed victim or the company?
timwilky
13-04-10, 06:47 AM
so now your allowed to make sexual advance to all in your work place , well done ed , may all work places be dens of sexual debauchery soon ;)
Yeah go make dirty demands of your office manager
Congratulations Ed. Another string in the bow. :smt027
Well done Ed, mines a large JD & Coke!
Congratulations Ed!
So who were you representing, the supposed victim or the company?
Nothing supposed about it Bill - yes, the victim. It isn't actually the final disposal of the case.
Complex bit of law madde simple here. Like all ET claims, SD claims must be brought within 3 months of the act occurring. In some cases the date can be extended by 3 months. However even with a 3 month extension this claim was, on the face of it, brought out of time. I wasn't acting at the time, another firm was, and when the company defended on the basis of 'out of time' they told the client to instruct another lawyer so she instructed me. The only way through was to say that the discrimination - culminating in her dismissal - was a continuing act of discrimination rather than an isolated case, because where there is a continuing act the time limit starts from the end of those acts. Not as easy as it sounds....
I got the judge on side, so the case goes for a full hearing in December:cool:
CoolGirl
13-04-10, 09:15 AM
Go Ed!:notworthy:
A pat on the 'ed for Ed. Good news!
BanannaMan
14-04-10, 05:00 AM
Not as easy as it sounds...
Sounds easy? :confused:
Brilliant strategy!
Even the simples version sounds to be a bit complex to me
Hope things go well again in December.
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