Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

Jackson LJ's proposed cap on success fees could see claimants losing a lot more than 25 per cent of their damages, warns Simon Gibbs

The Supreme Court has set a new, and more generous, test for judicial reviews against decisions of the Upper Tribunal.

Robin Murray & Co, the Kent law firm which launched a judicial review to save Sittingbourne Magistrates' Court, has accepted defeat.

More grim news for court users as staff vote for one-day strike and overtime ban

Proposed bill 'sensible' but fails to address prescriptive easements

Don't lose faith in Ken Clarke's sentencing reforms, says Frances Crook

Ken Clarke has vowed not to plunder the legal aid budget any further in light of the sentencing reform shambles.

The next generation of lawyers are the top target for the elite new Â£18,000 per year private university set up by a professorial supergroup.

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