About CaseIntel

A UK employment dispute intelligence platform built on 54,000+ published Employment Tribunal decisions.

CaseIntel is a UK employment dispute intelligence platform. We benchmark employment disputes against a structured database of more than 54,000 published UK Employment Tribunal decisions, giving employees, employers and advisers objective context on how comparable cases have been decided.

Rather than offering opinion or legal advice, CaseIntel provides data-driven analysis: success rates, outcome distributions, award benchmarks and confidence ratings drawn from real tribunal judgments. The goal is simple — help people make better-informed decisions before negotiating, settling or pursuing a tribunal claim.

Every report is grounded in evidence, transparent about its methodology and honest about the limits of the underlying data.

Why CaseIntel exists

UK Employment Tribunal judgments contain a wealth of information about how disputes are actually decided — the claims that succeed, the awards made, and the factors that influence outcomes. In their raw form, however, these judgments are difficult to search, compare or interpret at scale.

CaseIntel was built to organise and analyse this information so that people facing an employment dispute can rely on evidence rather than guesswork. By turning tens of thousands of judgments into a structured, comparable dataset, we make it possible to benchmark a real situation against genuinely similar cases.

Built on a structured database of tribunal decisions

CaseIntel is built around a structured database of more than 54,000 UK Employment Tribunal decisions. Each judgment is processed, categorised and indexed so that it can be compared like-for-like against thousands of others.

The value of the platform lies in what we do with that data. Rather than simply surfacing individual judgments, CaseIntel analyses patterns across the dataset — success rates by claim type, typical awards, regional variation, representation effects and more — so users can see how comparable disputes have been decided.

Each CaseIntel report includes:

Benchmarks against comparable decisions
Success rates for similar claims
Tribunal outcome distributions
Compensation and award benchmarks
Confidence ratings on every result
Transparent, published methodology

Every report benchmarks a user's specific circumstances against comparable Employment Tribunal decisions and presents objective context to support decision-making. We aim to provide clarity — not certainty.

Who uses CaseIntel?

CaseIntel is used by anyone who needs an objective view of how comparable UK employment disputes have been decided, including:

Employees considering a settlement offer
Individuals preparing an Employment Tribunal claim
Employment solicitors and barristers
HR professionals and in-house teams
Workplace advisers and consultants
Academics and researchers

Independent and transparent

CaseIntel presents Employment Tribunal data in a clear, objective and transparent way. Every report explains the methodology used, the level of confidence in the results and any limitations in the underlying data. Where comparable data is limited, we say so. Users should be able to understand not only the results, but how those results were produced.

What CaseIntel is not

CaseIntel is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Our reports provide benchmarking and statistical analysis based on published Employment Tribunal decisions.

Legal outcomes depend on many factors that cannot be captured from published judgments alone. If you require legal advice, you should consult a qualified employment solicitor.

Our mission

To help people make better employment dispute decisions through objective, evidence-based analysis of UK Employment Tribunal decisions.

Whether the next step is a negotiation, a settlement or a tribunal claim, users should have access to the same evidence base that shapes real-world outcomes.

Contact

If you have any questions about CaseIntel, please visit our Contact page or email caseintel@geoff.money.

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