yerty/tribunal-intelligence/outcome-report — claim outcomes
How often do claims like yours succeed?
Outcome Report answers one question: among published single-claimant cases involving this claim type, how often does the claimant succeed — and how do those outcomes break down.
Evidence from published single-claimant decisions and official HMCTS aggregates — not a prediction for any individual claim.
How it works
One claim type. Three populations. Clear denominators.
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Choose the claim type
Pick the jurisdiction that matches the matter. Claim type drives the whole report — there is no default.
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See how cases end
National disposal mix, published ruling outcomes, and journey timing stay in separate panes so HMCTS filings and published decisions are never collapsed into one number.
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Read the denominators
Every success rate states its sample. Small-n cells are suppressed. Settlements appear only in the national pane — never as Yerty-published outcomes.
Sources and limits
Sources and limits kept visible.
Yerty links figures, reports and AI-assisted answers back to underlying tribunal decisions. Coverage, methodology and known limits are stated clearly, including what published tribunal data can and cannot show.
Published decisions are observable; unpublished settlements, withdrawn claims and unreported outcomes are not.
Intelligence Hub is built on published UK employment tribunal decisions. Yerty provides data and analytics — not legal advice.
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Explorer is free: browse and read 160,000+ decision documents, with 5 keyword searches a month and a dashboard preview. It describes published decisions; it does not predict your case.
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