Tribunals & Courts
No Brexit without parliament
Riccardo Calzavara and Toby Vanhegan consider the reasoning behind the High Court’s ruling that the government cannot trigger article 50 without parliament
SRA: Mandatory training of youth court solicitors ‘comes at a cost’
New guidance to help solicitors a ‘step in the right direction’, says youth justic
Promoting ‘out of court’ divorce
The courts are no longer viewed as places for determining disputes, but as valuable real estate to be plundered, writes Marily
MoJ fears revealing ‘shaky’ budget numbers
Officials pushed by MPs over failure to provide spending plans in annua
Unhappy judges, unlucky defendants
A hungry, morbid, or disappointed judge is a dangerous thing for your client, or so research suggests, explains Richar
Justice system reforms failing to take account of digital best practice
The government has cut legal aid, increased court fees, but not considered the consequences for access t
Online dispute resolution must secure access to justice for the vulnerable
Government is ‘flogging off valuable capital without a proper plan for alternatives’, say
Appeals and judicial review in the tribunal system
Alec Samuels explains the appeals procedure following R (Cart) v Uppe
Costs budgeting after Sarpd
David Cooper discusses the confusion surrounding incurred costs that the Court of Appeal decision has created fo
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