HMCTS asks all court users in England to wear face coverings in court and tribunals buildings from today (27 July).
Significant concerns around the fairness of remote family court hearings and access to technology have been identified by a snap consultation
A snap consultation on remote hearings in the family courts has been launched, while separately there are reports of litigants in remote hearings verbally abusing judges
Charlotte Parkinson, the new chair of the Junior Lawyers Division (JLD) and a solicitor at Addleshaw Goddard challenges the incoming Conservative government to fix the UK’s justice system
The solicitors’ disciplinary process is changing before our eyes and it’s crucial to the integrity of the legal profession that the SRA and SDT are strong and robust institutions, says Andre
288 employees win ‘clear cut legal case’ following firm’
Nearly 80 per cent of higher court cases have gone unreported. How many potentially important precedents were ignored, wonders Masou
Alec Samuels considers the background to the Unison case on employment tribunal fees, and whether it could have wider implications for the ordinar
Mark Warwick QC and Justina Stewart revisit abuse of process and consider a number of cases delineating the scope of the Henderso
