Katherine Anderson analyses Shah v TIAA Ltd, following her successful appearance in the EAT
7th February 2020
Reasonable adjustments: is it relevant that the employee did not mention them? Katherine Anderson analyses Shah v TIAA Ltd UKEAT/0180/19/BA, following her successful representation of the respondent employer in this appeal before the EAT.
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Katherine is an experienced employment law specialist who has acted for and advised claimant and respondent employers in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors. She offers particular expertise in relation to disability and other discrimination cases with a personal injury mental health aspect. Click here to view Katherine’s profile.
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