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What do published awards for disability discrimination look like?

Awards · disability discriminationJudgment analytics

Across the comparable published decisions, the typical award was around £15,000, with the middle half between £7,000 and £28,000. Injury to feelings was the largest component in most of them.

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How often do unfair dismissal claimants win when neither side has a representative?

Outcomes · unfair dismissalRepresentation

Where neither side was represented, claimants succeeded less often than where both were, and the typical award was lower. The gap is wide enough to matter, but it is not a prediction for any one case.

Break it down by region.

Representation · by region

Across the regions with enough cases to compare, the pattern holds. London Central and Manchester had the widest gaps. I can open the dashboard filtered to this view, or prefill an Outcome Report for a claim profile.

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Claim: Disability discriminationOutcome: Successful2023 to 2026Any region

38 cases · opened from Ask Yerty

Ms A v A Healthcare Provider LtdSuccessful · £12,400

Mr B v A Logistics Company LtdSuccessful · £6,150

Ms C v A Local AuthoritySuccessful · £21,800

Mr D v A Retail Group plcSuccessful · £9,300

Ms E v A Housing AssociationSuccessful · £31,000

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Claim typeDisability discrimination

RegionAll regions

Decided2021 to 2026

RepresentationAny

Comparable cases found612

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Case Benchmark · Unfair dismissal, retail, North West

312 cases

Why is "won by the claimant" only about 1 in 4 here?

In this report, the rate counts every comparable published judgment, including those dismissed before a full hearing. Among cases that reached a full hearing, the share won is higher. The report's "How did the cases end?" section separates the two.

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Open a prefilled Award Benchmark builder to examine distributions and components in a fuller report.

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