3PB's Employment Barrister Karen Moss successfully represents respondent in Hampshire County Council v Wyatt
13th October 2016
Karen Moss represented the successful Respondent in Hampshire County Council v Wyatt UKEAT/0013/16/DA on 13th October 2016.
The President of the Employment Appeal Tribunal Mrs Justice Simler DBE gave invaluable guidance in relation to the divisibility of injuries and proportionate reduction of ITF and personal injury awards and on the use of medical evidence in employment tribunals for personal injury claims.
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