Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

Articles

7 Jun 2021

Civil-assessed costs claims: inhouse and in trouble

The MoJ and LAA's decision to transfer civil-assessed costs claims inhouse is extremely problematic, says Bob Baker

4 Jun 2021

'Herculean effort': Lord Chancellor praises justice system's 'hidden heroes'

Buckland said those working in the justice system 'kept the wheels of justice turning' during pandemic

4 Jun 2021

Witness statement rules: keeping abreast of changes

Georgia Haughney explores how practice direction changes will affect preparation of statements for the business and property courts

4 Jun 2021

Judicial review: the value of the public interest

Martin Edwards reflects on the government's motives behind proposed changes to judicial review law

3 Jun 2021

Legal walks are back

More than 400 teams from across the legal community, including the judiciary and universities, will take part in this year's Legal Walks 

1 Jun 2021

Lord Puttnam – defender of democracy

Philip Henson discusses democracy with Lord Puttnam, who chaired the Select Committee on Democracy and Digital Technologies, following release of its unanimously approved report

27 May 2021

Return to the office: creating the right emotional space

Nicola Jones helps prepare the ground for rethinking a safe return to the office

27 May 2021

Greensill: should directors of failing companies be worried?

Rebecca Parry explores compares the UK's insolvent and wrongful trading regime with that in Australia