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Webinar 11th June- Non-Employment Discrimination Claims

Employment Law Webinar
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Megan Blackwell

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We are pleased to invite you to “Non-Employment Discrimination Claims – Law and Practice”, a free webinar on Wednesday 11th June 2025.

Join Tamsin Sandiford, Patrick Keith and Colin Baran of St Philips Chambers Employment team as they discuss how to bring and to defend claims in the County Court relating to premises, education, the provision of services and membership of associations, including sports clubs and political parties.

The session will explore:

  • An introduction to Equality Act discrimination
  • An overview of the non-employment areas covered by the Act 
  • From cakes to public houses – case law and examples of the types of claims involved
  • County Court practice and procedure in discrimination claims
  • Practical tips and tricks for litigators from all practice area backgrounds
  • Q&A

Date: Wednesday 11 June 2025
Time: 9:00am – 10:00am
Location: Online via Teams
Cost: Free

This webinar is exclusively designed for professional clients. It is not open to members of the public, students, or individuals without relevant professional backgrounds.

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