Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

Articles

19 Jul 2016

Mass retention of data only allowed in fight against serious crime, says AG

AG opinion is clear indicator that proposed IP Bill breaches human rights, says Liberty lawyer

19 Jul 2016

There's a right way – and a wrong way – to draft a notice

Simple errors often result in section 21 applications being returned; District Judge Heather Johns explains how solicitors can avoid these mistakes and the ensuing delays

12 Jul 2016

McDonald: Settling unanswered questions

David Sawtell and Erol Topal consider the Supreme Court decision on the application of article 8 to private sector lettings

8 Jul 2016

Lord Thomas: Time has come for a criminal code

UK's top judge bangs the drum for reform of the criminal law

4 Jul 2016

Embracing predictive 'coding for e-disclosure

Gavin Foggo and Shella Khan discuss two recent cases in which the High Court has stood firm on the use of this technology, and advise on how it can be implemented by firms

28 Jun 2016

Courting controversy: Radicalisation and the courts

Andrew Gillespie and Phil Loftus advise on the safeguarding of children in cases where radicalisation is alleged

21 Jun 2016

The importance of 'time keeping

District Judge Nigel Law urges solicitors to be mindful of the judges and court staff and follow the timetable set out by the court

20 Jun 2016

Don't let disclosure 'cost you your claim

Suez Fortune is a stark warning to any reticent clients of the consequences of failing to provide material to the other parties, write Chris Wilkes and Kate Pert