Podcast out now for PI and employment law webinar
21st December 2020

3PB employment barristers Sarah ClarkeSarah ClarkeCall: 2005 and Grace NichollsGrace NichollsCall: 2015 provide an overview of personal injury claims arising out of discrimination. This podcast includes:
• the legal test applicable
• interaction with other forms of non-pecuniary loss
• practical considerations/valuation; and
• the Employment Tribunal v the County Court?
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