Sir Ian Burnett named new Lord Chief Justice
Former head of Temple Garden Chambers primed to oversee reforms to courts and justice system
14 July 2017
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Now even senior judges have come out to fend off concerns over the impact of Brexit on the country’s legal system, says Matthew Rogers
10 July 2017
Lord Neuberger: Too late to restore ‘Humpty Dumpty’ civil legal aid
It is ‘fundamentally wrong’ if citizens and businesses cannot obtain legal advice
5 July 2017
Bundles of fun
Finding that correctly prepared cases are the exception rather than the rule, District Judge Andrew Dodsworth advises solicitors on putting together a suitable bundle
3 July 2017
Former Supreme Court justice Lord Toulson dies aged 70
‘A truly valued colleague, a man of honour, modesty and integrity who will be deeply missed,’ says Lord Neuberger
28 June 2017
Brexit a threat to English law’s ability to keep pace with digital age
Law reform after Brexit raises challenges it would be ‘foolish’ to ignore, says Lord Chief Justice
27 June 2017
How long the smiles
The new lord chancellor may have pledged his support for the rule of law but funding for the justice system will be a prerequisite for senior judges to give him lasting support
27 June 2017
Please, M’lud, can we have the air con on?
Lawyers feel hot under the collar during UK heatwave
23 June 2017
Introduction of new electronic bill of costs delayed
Costs lawyers warn solicitors not to avoid the inevitable
21 June 2017
Lord Chancellor will ‘unflinchingly’ defend judicial independence
David Lidington to promote UK’s ‘excellent’ legal services as Brexit negotiations begin
20 June 2017
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