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Failed whiplash reforms have created a ‘clear justice gap’

Government reforms to whiplash injury claims have failed to deliver on all fronts, APIL has told the justice select committee

New Director of Public Prosecutions announced

Stephen Parkinson will be the new Director of Public Prosecutions and head of the Crown Prosecution Service the Attorney General has announced today

Terrible criminal court backlogs continue to spiral

The latest figures for the backlogs in the Crown and magistrates' courts have been released today (14 September)

Thousands of taxi drivers urged to join fight for fair pay against Uber rival Veezu

Up to 12,500 taxi drivers working for the taxi operator Veezu could be entitled to thousands of pounds in compensation after being denied holiday pay and the National Minimum Wage

Law Firm Demands Transparency Surrounding Bank Account Closures In Order to Protect Consumer Rights

Petition to require banks to give a specific, contestable reason before closing an account

The Legal Aid Agency (LAA) has today launched the 2024 Standard Civil Contract tender.

The contracts are being tendered without a pay increase

Building Safety Remediation Scheme to be Debated in the House of Lords today

Jeremy Hunt has been warned that the government could face a multi-billion pound bill to rescue up to 17 million potential victims of the post Grenfell building safety crisis.

ACL blasts Ministry of Justice’s latest “piecemeal and unreasonable” reforms of fixed costs

The Ministry of Justice is acting unreasonably in already proposing piecemeal reform of October's fixed recoverable costs (FRC) regime for implementation next April, the Association of Costs Lawyers has argued.

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