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Can a lawyer represent me in an Employment Claims Tribunals matter?
No, you must present your own case and cannot engage a lawyer to represent you in Employment Claims Tribunals matters. If you are an employer, and your business is incorporated as a company or operates as a partnership, you may be represented by an officer or a full-time employee.
For more information on representation in the ECT, please head to the following link: https://www.judiciary.gov.sg/civil/before-going-to-court-employment-claim.
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