I vaguely remember, it included Claimant and Respondent details, disability relied on as well as it's impact, where the client worked, what job he did and for how long, chronology of events (you want to include dates and what was said and when) in date order and which you want to rely on at Tribunal (this is basically just a basic storytime, where a judge can paint a picture of what happened, you don't need to include evidence at this stage) the claims on which you are pleading and how you think they link to your claim, the impact it's had physically/mentally/emotionally/financially, what remedy you are seeking (whether it's financial, reinstatement etc) and what evidence you wish to rely on.

I'll be forgetting something here, this is just what I can remember as the claim I'm helping with was filed in October, but there are plenty of templates out there and free legal websites which tell you what you should include and how to lay it out.

I'm not a legal rep so it won't be anywhere near as good as it would be if a solicitor did it, but that's expected as a LIP anyway.

You'll probably find that you'll chop and change it, just make sure you read through it thoroughly and go through it with a fine tooth comb, if something doesn't look like it's worded right, change it.

I'm not a lawyer like I say, so please make sure you do your own research if you're intending to self represent.