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Coventry decision should not extend to mesothelioma cases

Support forum for asbestos victims argues that numbers of claimants in personal injury cases will fall dramatically and lead to a 'double injustice'

Court fee hikes to spell 'disaster' for access to justice

'Extortionate' court fees will price low and middle-income earners out of justice and 'cripple business'

Judges at 'breaking point' finally speak out

Catherine Baksi urges the Lord Chancellor to drop his infatuation with the Global Law Summit and fix the system

Court of Appeal brands legal aid cuts a false economy

Court and judges' time wasted in cases without lawyers outweighs legal aid savings and runs the risk that correct results will not be reached, reports Catherine Baksi

Worker argues unfair dismissal due to 'philosophical belief'

EAT to consider when a manifestation of a religious or political belief is appropriate

Bury St Edmunds divorce centre an administrative hurdle for family justice

MoJ plans for divorce centres criticised as 'woefully inadequate' by family specialist

Increased civil court fees will lead to 'disaster'

Some civil cases will see a fee increase of 622 per cent

Court of Appeal close to setting debt repayment precedent

Michael Henry could be forced to pay off his debts with his pension savings