1 Feb 2017Employment tribunal fees discourage claimsAccess to justice should not be a revenue generator, says Chancery Lane
31 Jan 2017A mistake no lawyer should have madeThe lessons of a case from 1917 are as relevant now as they were 100 years ago, writes David Hewitt
31 Jan 2017Triggering article 50Miller demonstrates how an independent judiciary is unafraid of applying constitutional law against a powerful executive, writes Simon Parsons
24 Jan 2017Swapping a law firm for the courtroomSolicitors should be open to the idea of becoming a recorder, explains Circuit Judge Sarah Jane Lynch
23 Jan 2017Employment tribunal reform should be handled with careDigitally excluded and vulnerable groups must be protected, say lawyers
19 Jan 2017High Court dismisses Blacker appealLord Harley's failure to attend SDT was 'entirely voluntary'
18 Jan 2017Supreme Court rules in favour of wheelchair user'Paulley principle' requires bus companies to give disabled customers priority over wheelchair space
17 Jan 2017Your chance to become a recorder in 2017Solicitors have a wealth of talent to offer and bring many skills that can be a sound basis for judicial work, writes Lord Justice Burnett