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SLMs 2025 Legal Breakthrough: Compact AI Specialists Outperform LLMs—Unlock Precision and Revolutionise Your Practice!

Harness domain-tuned SLMs for unmatched accuracy, slashed costs, fortified privacy—master compliance, document review, research while fine-tuning skills for hybrid future dominance.

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TUPE Ruling: Agency Workers Can Form 'Organised Grouping' for Service Provision Change

The EAT upheld a tribunal's decision that agency workers assigned to a specific client can constitute an 'organised grouping' under TUPE, triggering transfer rights.

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RAF Corporal Wins Appeal Over Pregnancy Discrimination Claim Against Ministry of Defence

An RAF corporal successfully appealed a decision regarding her claim of pregnancy discrimination after a medical board cancellation impacted her promotion prospects. The EAT ruled in her favour.

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Employment Tribunal Self-Representation in 2025: 10 Game-Changing Tips

Overwhelmed by self-representing in Employment Tribunals? This 2025 guide reveals 10 essential tips on preparation, evidence, hearings, settlements, and appeals to boost your confidence and case strength as a litigant in person.

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Aviva Wins Appeal as Tribunal Upholds Fair Trial Despite Claimant's Conduct

Aviva Employment Services wins an appeal. The Employment Appeal Tribunal found that a fair trial was still possible despite the claimant's behaviour and allegations.

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Appeal Dismissed: DHSC Not Liable for Care Home Worker Dismissals During Pandemic

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has dismissed an appeal against the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), finding them not liable for indirect discrimination related to care home worker dismissals during the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

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