u/YesterdaySalty3625

I’ve started to get quotes from barristers for my final hearing and the fees are well above what I can afford. I was wondering if there are any alternative ways a barrister could help my case? Like could a barrister produce a skeleton argument for each claim which I could stick to and draft cross examination questions? If anyone here has had partial and not full barrister input at their final hearing, how much % cheaper was it and do you recommend the approach?

the written case management orders says:

Claims and Issues
The claims and issues, as discussed at this preliminary hearing, are listed in the Case Summary below. If you think the list is wrong or incomplete, you must write to the Tribunal and the other side within 7 days. If you do not, the list will be treated as final unless the Tribunal decides otherwise.

CASE SUMMARY
The claimant was employed by the respondent, as [role] , from [dates]. Early conciliation started on and ended on [dates]. The claim form was presented on [date]

Could someone help me understand what list it is referring to and what should I be checking for?

Thanks in advance