Case studies
What the work actually looks like
Anonymised accounts of real matters. Each one sets out what was alleged, what the papers showed on first reading, which argument was chosen and why, what happened in the room, and how it ended. There are no success rates on these pages and there never will be.
A number of firms publish figures at this point: cases won, dismissals avoided, percentages. We do not, and it is worth explaining why rather than leaving it as an absence.
No representative can guarantee an outcome, and a percentage implies one. It invites you to read your own case into an average built from other people’s facts, at the moment you are least able to interrogate it. Our published position is that any service implying it can determine the result is misleading you, and that applies to us as much as to anyone else.
What follows is specific instead. One matter at a time, what was done, and what happened in that case.
Anonymised accounts
Selected matters
Gross Misconduct or Capability Failure?
A residence manager at a newly opened student accommodation site faced dismissal following four health and safety allegations relating to mandatory training, incident reporting, specialist evacuation…
Read the full account →One Private Group Chat Leads To Gross Misconduct
The allegations were framed as gross misconduct, with suspension imposed from the outset. Professional representation challenged both the framing of the allegations and the disparity of…
Read the full account →This account has been anonymised. The industry has been banded, the role generalised, and identifying details including location and personal characteristics have been changed. It describes one matter and nothing more. Every case turns on its own facts and its own evidence, and no outcome can be promised or predicted.
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