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A Bigger Case Library Shouldn’t Mean More Homework
A larger case library should make it easier to find the decision that helps. Try this five-result test to see where your research time really goes.
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Finding a decision is only the start. Comparing it, checking it and explaining why it matters is the real work. Our take on making Employment Tribunal research more useful for the professionals doing it.
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A larger case library should make it easier to find the decision that helps. Try this five-result test to see where your research time really goes.
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A research tool earns some of its trust at checkout. Can you tell what you agreed to, when it renews and what happens if you change your mind?
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Leave enough reasoning for the next reader to pick up where the research stopped. That includes you next week.
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A research tool should not need someone at your elbow. Try one non-sensitive question and see whether you can get from result to source on your own.
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A citation is not a decorative flourish. It should show what the source supports, where to look and what is still up to professional judgement.
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Keywords get you in the door. The useful work is seeing how issues, evidence and the tribunal's reasoning connect, then checking those links yourself.
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The AI made a summary quickly. Lovely. Now count the time spent finding sources, checking details and repairing comparisons before calling it a win.
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Two decisions mention the same issue. So what? Find the detail that makes them comparable, or the difference that makes them anything but.