Tribunals & Courts
National Health Service: Legal Proceedings | 1 October 1949
In 1949, SJ offered guidance on legal proceedings involving the newly forme
Inquests | 27 September 1991
In 1991, SJ called for an overhaul of the inquest process and the role of coroners
Immigration tribunal fees hike to go ahead despite steep opposition
MoJ defies profession and jeopardises access to justice to protect th
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Transform Justice: Court reforms favour victims and witnesses over defendants
Plans to revolutionise the court system are welcome but is the Lord Chancellor trying to achieve too much, too quickly for too few, asks Matthe
Court fees increase damaging access to justice, say MPs
Lawyers welcome justice committee finding that access to justice must prevail over full cos
Employment lawyers wary of knee-jerk move towards Single Employment Court
ELA floats rebranding the Employment Appeals Tribunal to the Equalities and Employmen
An away game at the tribunal for Mourinho?
As Dr Eva Carneiro prepares to tackle Chelsea FC in the employment tribunal, Nick Wilcox discusses the case and the law relating to unfai
Tribunal reform steals the show
Amid government reforms and new technology, Kevin Poulter wonders if the venerable employment law profession is set to be mad
Supreme Court to consider tribunal fees and legal aid residence test
Unison and the Public Law Project get another chance to argue against controversia
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