Litigation
Dealing a double blow
Michael Dimas makes the case for simultaneous applications for summary judgment and strike out
Busting the litigation backlog
Tony Guise explains how technology and ADR can overcome the tsunami of litigation
Understanding Part 36, from day one
Kerry Underwood argues the case for day one Part 36 offers, in almost any instance
Rebranding civil litigation
Sophie Khan questions whether The White Book needs renaming after 21 years
The rise of the private prosecution
Private prosecutions are cheaper and more effective, argue Kate McMahon and Tamlyn Edmonds
Yorkshire firm sues former client
Haven Solicitors sues The Police Federation for slander
Nightingale courts map launched amid covid-19 court hours controversy
Lawyers can now find out which Nightingale courts are operational through a newly launched interactive map from the Law Society
'Floodgates' warning prompted by plan to legalise remote wills witnessing
Lawyers warn of a floodgate of disputes after the government announced it will legalise remote witnessing of wills retrospectively from 31 J
Clarifying business interruption policies
A test case by the financial regulator should clarify where business interruption insurance policies should pay out, says Lauren Cormack
