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Green v Imprint Creative Print Solutions Ltd, 1809293/2024

dismissal

Before the Leeds Employment Tribunal, self-represented claimant Ms F Green emailed submissions citing case law that neither the tribunal nor the respondent's counsel could identify. She accepted she had used AI to generate them; Employment Judge Armstrong found the authorities did not exist, disregarded them, and dismissed her disability and unfair-dismissal complaints.

Date of decision/order
2026-03-09
Court
Employment Tribunal (Leeds)
Jurisdiction
UK
AI tool
Not identified in the record
Conduct
A self-represented claimant, responding by email to a time-limit point, cited case law that neither the tribunal nor the respondent's counsel could identify. She readily accepted she had used AI to generate the submissions; the tribunal found the authorities did not exist.
Consequence
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SafeLegalAI Global Legal AI Incident Tracker, "Green v Imprint Creative Print Solutions Ltd, 1809293/2024", safelegalai.com/tracker/green-v-imprint-creative (accessed 2026-07-16). Data: CC BY 4.0.