Research from Matter Review

Coverage

Coverage helps you see which framed issues and evidence areas have research support or visible gaps. It is a review aid, not a completeness, legal-strength or merits score.

Comparator

Comparator places the structured profile alongside source-linked Employment Tribunal decisions where available. Similarity is a research prompt: factual overlap does not make two matters legally equivalent and does not predict an outcome.

Source Lens workspace

Use the ACAS, Statute, Procedure and Case Law tabs as separate source families. Read the source passage, provenance, date and uncertainty before promoting anything into memo context.

• ACAS provides guidance context.
• Statute provides legislative text and defined provisions.
• Procedure covers tribunal rules and process sources.
• Case Law covers higher-authority legal reasoning and must remain separate from ET fact-pattern comparables.

Continue to a research file

Use Continue to research file when the framing and review are ready for public-source research. Curate the decision set, remove weak matches, check Lens citations and Citation Readiness, then use memo generation only as the synthesis step after source review.

Matter Review evidence remains private workspace context. Public decisions and promoted Lens sources remain separately traceable in the research file and memo.