Doyle v North West London Hospitals NHS Trust [2012] UKEAT/0271/11/0404

Costs Awards: A review of recent case law

Charles Wynn-Evans reports on some recent decisions on costs awards in the employment tribunal Under Rule 41(2), the tribunal is entitled, when deciding how to exercise its discretion to make a costs order, to take into account the relevant party’s ability to pay. The employment tribunal has the power to make a variety of orders …

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Tribunal Procedure: A costly mistake

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Sarah Fitzpatrick looks at the lessons from recent case law on applying for a costs order ‘The EAT held that if a tribunal chooses not to have regard to means, it should have a reason for doing so and say what the reason is.’ A number of recent cases have highlighted the steps that parties …

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