Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

The covid-status certification scheme would use vaccination or testing data to confirm covid-risk in various workplace settings

Stigma and lack of awareness are key concerns for lawyers struggling with their wellbeing

Following the results of the 2020 UK Judicial Attitudes Survey, Graham Coy asks whether we need to do more to make our judges feel valued

The awards will recongnise the outstanding contribution of individuals, teams and firms across 20 categories

Editor's note: Can substandard justice – whatever that looks like in practice – be justice at all?

Heavy reliance to be placed on video and telephone hearings to clear post-pandemic backlog

Matthew Duncan considers the court's approach to interpretation in the case of a foreign domiciled person who died leaving a worldwide estate

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