Mr D Hession v Prosperity Law LLP and others: 2414432/2021 and 2415415/2021
JUDGMENT
[1]The application to hear the claim for an unlawful deduction from wages (holiday pay) today is refused. This part of the claimant’s claim will be heard at the main hearing along with all other heads of claim.[2]The claimant’s application to admit ‘without prejudice’ documents into the evidence for the main hearing is ill founded and is dismissed.[3]The claim of victimisation based on comments within the ‘without prejudice’ correspondence is ill founded and is dismissed.[4]Any other claim of victimisation will be joined to the claim of disability discrimination and heard at the main hearing. Case Nos. 2414432/2021 2415415/2021 ORDERS[1]The claimant is to edit from his particulars of claim and witness statements any reference to the matters which have been dismissed above (for clarity they are listed in the respondent’s skeleton argument).[2]Any remaining victimisation claims under case number 2415415/2021 will be joined to the claim for disability discrimination (2414432/2021). They will all be heard together in one final hearing (already listed).[1]The claimant’s application to admit without prejudice documents into the evidence for the main hearing is dismissed.[2]The application to hear the claim for an unlawful deduction from wages (holiday pay) today is refused. This part of the claimant’s claim will be heard at the full hearing and will remain in the list of issues.. Case Nos. 2414432/2021 2415415/2021[3]All remaining claims of victimisation will be heard at the main hearing.[4]The claimant is to edit from his particulars of claim and witness statements any reference to the matters which have been dismissed above (for clarity they are listed in the respondent’s skeleton argument and relate to ‘without prejudice’ correspondence).[5]Any remaining victimisation claims under case number 2415415/2021 will be joined to the claim for disability discrimination (2414432/2021). They will all be heard together in one full hearing.