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Archive for April 2011

Cloisters responds to consultation by Department for Business, Innovation and Skills on workplace disputes

By Cloisters News | April 19, 2011
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Resolving Workplace Disputes: A Consultation The Response of Cloisters Chambers Cloisters barristers’ chambers consists of some 50…

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Martyn McLeish quantum masterclass handout

By Cloisters News | April 7, 2011
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The Danger of Compromise: The Round Table Meeting when the Claimant wants to settle The…

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Paul Epstein QC tips on tribunal advocacy

By Cloisters News | April 7, 2011
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ELBA Advocacy Training Practical Hints on Tribunal Advocacy By Paul Epstein QC Be Prepared 1.…

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Martyn McLeish on alternatives to the Jackson recommendations

By Cloisters News | April 3, 2011
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First published in the Solicitors Journal April 2011 Let us not bend with the remover…

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