Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

26 May 2021

Jemma Garside reflects on a landmark ruling with potentially wide-reaching implications for prostitution

25 May 2021

Sarah Hutchinson considers how a financial incentive scheme may help ease the burden on the courts

25 May 2021

Inquiry reports can be a valuable resource, especially where other evidence is unavailable, explains Christopher Ratcliffe

18 May 2021

The first legal executive to be appointed to a fulltime judicial appointment has been named as PI lawyer Elizabeth Johnson.

17 May 2021

The former lawyer was also ordered to pay £42,525 costs

12 May 2021

Appeal judges have set aside the High Court's ruling that NatWest pay £50m to liquidators

12 May 2021

Stepparent applications can be particularly challenging in a pandemic, particularly if some parties are abroad, as Shanika Haynes found

11 May 2021

Rights are meaningless if people cannot defend or realise them, the Law Society warns

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