Hi we are autistic. In law this means we have a “protected characteristic”. In our lives we experience so many breaches of laws that are designed to specifically protect us we made a guide for companies that helps them to understand the challenges we face, which may not be directly visible. This covers the Equality […]
In the legal profession, AI tools are increasingly being adopted to streamline operations, reduce costs, and enhance the accuracy of various legal processes. Here’s an exploration of some prominent AI tools used by lawyers and their applications in the legal field: While AI in the legal field presents many advantages such as increased efficiency, cost-effectiveness,
Limitations that Restrict Access to Justice Limitation periods appear purpose-built to maintain inequities and deny autistic people recompense. By placing strict deadlines on seeking legal redress, limitations ultimately serve to conserve institutional resources. Little consideration given to what justice may be sacrificed for sake of efficiency and cost savings. This approach has long disadvantaged autistic
by anonymous Initial thoughts This is a brief overview of potential punitive claims in relation to discriminatory conduct, or other failures of disabled people by public authorities. This cannot be taken to be exhaustive, and is not offered as matter-specific legal advice. I also note that discrimination is not a field that I specialise in,
UK Equality Act 2010 Care Act 2014 Who is protected by the Equality Act? Everyone in Britain is protected. This is because the Equality Act protects people against discrimination because of the protected characteristics that we all have. Under the Equality Act, there are nine protected characteristics: Situations in which you are protected from discrimination Under
