1. Create or select a case profile
Structure the research question, chronology, issues, and uncertainty flags while minimising sensitive case detail.
How it works
From research question to cited memo
Find decisions, compare facts and draft memos from selected sources.
Tribuno provides Employment Tribunal research assistance and legal information only. It does not provide legal advice, representation, or guaranteed outcome prediction.
Research workflow
From intake facts to a source-cited memo
2. Find comparable decisions
Search the ET decision corpus, inspect source text, and save the decisions that anchor the research record.
3. Review source Lens context
Inspect ACAS, statute, procedure, and higher-authority case-law passages without mixing them into ET comparables.
4. Generate a cautious memo
Draft a source-cited research memo from selected decisions and explicitly promoted Lens findings.
Source handling
Tribuno keeps source layers separate
Employment Tribunal decisions, ACAS guidance, statutes, procedure material and higher-authority case law answer different research questions. Tribuno keeps them distinct by design.
Memo boundary
Memos cite selected sources
You choose which decisions and Lens findings enter the draft.
Selected ET decisions
Selected tribunal decisions become citation-eligible memo sources and appear as source labels such as S1 and S2.
Lens passages selected for the memo
ACAS, statute, procedure or case-law Lens passages enter memo context only when explicitly promoted and labelled separately, such as L1.
Visible limitations
Every generated memo includes a non-advice caveat and preserves uncertainty where source material is incomplete or mixed.
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Explore a sample to see the sources, comparison and draft together.