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Discrimination compensation covers claims under the Equality Act 2010 where a person has suffered unfair treatment because of a protected characteristic or other protected ground, and seeks financial redress for losses and hurt caused. A solicitor in this area handles the end-to-end process in England, from drafting and issuing an Employment Tribunal claim (ET1), through evidence gathering, disclosure, and witness preparation, to advocacy at hearings and settlement negotiations. The work is shaped by the strength of evidence, the timing of deadlines, and the potential for remedies including loss of earnings and injury to feelings.
A solicitor collects and organises evidence (work records, pay, contracts, witnesses), prepares pleadings under the Equality Act 2010, coordinates with the Employment Tribunal, and negotiates settlements or pursues a hearing. The process involves complex evidentiary challenges, potential disclosure battles, and the risk of substantial damages; expertise in tribunal procedure and evidence handling is essential to navigate these effectively.
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