Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

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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

Return to the office: creating the right emotional space

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

Greensill: should directors of failing companies be worried?

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

Mental capacity to engage sex workers

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

Mediation: a constructive solution

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

Put to proof: how inquiry reports may help abuse victims

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

First ever full-time CILEX judge appointee

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

Ex-partner struck off after misleading court over dates error

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