03/04/2025
The First-tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs and Disability) (the “FTT”) handed down judgment in this matter earlier this year. A claim was brought for victimisation of a Sixth Form school boy (the “Claimant”) following an email from his mother to the headteacher alleging discrimination. The FTT found that six of the seven alleged detriments were time-barred; all seven alleged detriments were further dismissed as not having happened, and (had they happened) not having been motivated by the protected act.
A full summary of the case may be read here.
Susanna Bennett was instructed by Andrew Sheppard at Kennedys Law LLP for the successful respondent.
Laura Elfield has been appointed as a NHS Resolution Panel mediator to mediate clinical negligence claims against the NHS. NHS Resolution has appointed Global Mediation as one of three national providers of mediation services for clinical negligence, personal injury and workplace mediation services. Laura is one of eight mediators…
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