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Costs review prompts fresh concerns over access to justice

'One-size-fits-all approach could make cases economically unviable and undermine fairness principle'

Rabbit in headlights

Online courts could make justice more accessible, but let's not be blinded by the bright light, says Jean-Yves Gilg

Judiciary take Truss to tribunal over pension changes

Hundreds of judges join mass discrimination claim against Ministry of Justice

Litigators fear impact of Brexit on court reform programme

Brexit doesn't mean London loses its position as the jurisdiction of choice, says LSLA president

Parking problems on Carey Street

The return of a long-lost memory card gets Richard Barr thinking about how firms can best protect their confidential data

Uber and the 'gig' economy

The use of cutting-edge apps does not preclude employment rights, as the decision over the status of Uber drivers has demonstrated, writes Snigdha Nag

There's no profit in alienation consents

West India Quay gives landlords and tenants a clearer view of what consitutes a reasonable fee for processing applications for consent to assign, write Martin Dray and Kester Lees

A whistle-stop tour of HS2 proceedings

Meyric Lewis explains the procedure by which objectors to the high-speed rail link – and other hybrid bills – can present a parliamentary petition