Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

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6 Mar 2015

Fee hike hurry

Is commercial litigation about to suffer the same fate as the Employment Tribunals?

4 Mar 2015

Police retention of protestor's data is lawful

A peaceful protestor who lost his bid to have personal details removed from a police database will take his case to the European Court of Human Rights. Catherine Baksi reports

4 Mar 2015

Banks and financial services firms at risk of employment litigation

The 2015 bank bonus season could lead to an increase in legal disputes

3 Mar 2015

Grayling's judicial review limits deemed unlawful

Judge raises concerns over decrease in number of cases brought forward as MoJ says they're 'pleased' with the judgment. Catherine Baksi reports

3 Mar 2015

Helping parents make a change for the better

District Judge Julie Exton explains the crucial role of the Family Drug and Alcohol Court in supporting parents and children

2 Mar 2015

Supreme Court judgment overturns village green status of beach

Ruling will support positive developments of land held by public or statutory bodies for statutory purposes

2 Mar 2015

Lawyers unite to condemn court fee rise

Government fee increase will have a devastating impact on those with life-changing injuries and risk London's reputation as a global centre of dispute resolution, reports Catherine Baksi

27 Feb 2015

Lawyers granted life-line in criminal legal aid appeal

'Icing on the cake' as crime duty contracts tender process remains suspended