1/ Radia v Jefferies International - A costs appeal judgment worth having in the locker, if only to scare your client or opponent into taking sensible settlement decisions. The ET awarded whole litigation costs in a case with a costs application capped at £550k #ukemplaw
2/ HHJ Auerbach gives useful guidance on determination of whether a claim had no reasonable prospects at the outset (under r.76(1)(b)), including the line between unacceptable use of hindsight & careful use of what has been learnt at trial about the contemporaneous evidence 
3/ The EAT also approved of the ET's finding that the fact the claimant was granted insurance cover & continued to receive insurance cover didn't provide any get out of jail free card on whether he should have known of the lack of prospects.
4/ A painful lesson for a claimant found to have first raised discrimination as a negotiating tool in severance discussions. Sometimes the ET is seen as a jurisdiction in which there is no harm in chancing your arm as a claimant. That's often misguided. Here it certainly was.
5/ Here's the judgment for those who fancy a 55-page read of a good win for @seanjonesqc and Judy Stone a couple of weeks after they sat at opposite ends of the Supreme Court counsel's row - assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5e500ec4… #ukemplaw
