J v DLA Piper UK LLP
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Neutral Citation | [2010] UKEAT 0263_09_1506,UKEAT/263/09 |
| Year | 2010 |
| Date | 2010 |
| Court | Employment Appeal Tribunal |
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Ms A Lacatus v Barclays Execution Services Ltd and others: 3201295/2019 and 3201137/2020
...effects of a mainly physical nature may stem from an underlying mental impairment, and vice versa.’ 465. In J v DLA Piper UK LLP 2010 ICR 1052, EAT the claimant argued that, if she could establish that there was a substantial adverse effect on her abilities to undertake ordinary day to day ......
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Mr M Gaskell v Ministry of Justice: 1802032/2022 and Others
...effect resulting from a different impairment would not properly be described as a recurrence. 82. In the case of J v DLA Piper UK LLP 2010 ICR 1052 the EAT said when considering the question of impairment in cases of alleged depression, tribunals should be aware of the distinction between c......
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Ms A Iunes v Marks and Spencer plc: 2201980/2018
...v Dudley Metropolitan Council 2017 ICR 610 (Richardson J) the EAT, taking account of the decision of the EAT in J v DLA Piper UK LLP 2010 ICR 1052 said that there is a distinction between a mental impairment and a reaction to life events. Herry was a case in which one of the conditions reli......
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McClean vs Simon Community,Jim Dennison
...treated as substantial. There is therefore little room for any form of sliding scale between one and the other.” 9.6 In J v DLA Piper UK [2010] ICR 1052, the Employment Appeal Tribunal stated:- “40. … (1) It remains good practice in every case for a tribunal to state conclusions separately ......
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Can A Person Bring A Disability Discrimination Claim Based On An Employer's Perception That The Claimant Is Disabled Or Suffers From A Particular Type Of Disability When In Fact The Claimant Does Not?
...and discriminates on the basis of that belief? Two cases and a change in the law grapple with this complex issue. J v DLA Piper [2010] IRLR 936 concerned the withdrawal of a job offer to the Claimant on the basis that she informed her prospective employer that she had previously suffered fr......
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Employment Case Law Digest - Education 2017
...to have a substantial adverse effect on Mr Herry's day to day activities. The EAT agreed, endorsing the approach in J v DLA Piper UK LLP [2010] IRLR 936 and stating that reactions to adverse life events can usually be distinguished from disability because they will not be long term. The EAT......
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‘All About That Bass’? Is non‐ideal‐weight discrimination unlawful in the UK?
...that from its understanding of non-idealweight, it may constitute an impairment under the Act.28 [2006] IRLR 112.29 ibid at [22].30 [2010] IRLR 936.31 UKEAT/0097/12 at [18]. For an extended discussion of the Walk e r ruling, reaching a differentoverall conclusion to ours, see S. W. Flint an......