Lord Neuberger: Bringing the common law out of the shadows
The outgoing Supreme Court president talks to Jean-Yves Gilg about pushing boundaries and greater openness
14 August 2017
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Law firm culture under the microscope
Former trainee solicitor Tamara Rossi has launched an online petition demanding the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and Law Society overhaul their procedures for dealing with bullying in law
10 January 2019
London-based KWM employees awarded £1m
288 employees win ‘clear cut legal case’ following firm’s collapse
21 September 2017
Unreported but not unimportant
Nearly 80 per cent of higher court cases have gone unreported. How many potentially important precedents were ignored, wonders Masoud Gerami
15 September 2017
MP calls for employment tribunal claim limit to be extended to six months
Give judges ‘proper, simple guidance’ one exceptional circumstances, says former justice minister
14 September 2017
Statutory authority for fees for tribunals and courts
Alec Samuels considers the background to the Unison case on employment tribunal fees, and whether it could have wider implications for the ordinary courts
7 September 2017
Paralegal wins tribunal dispute over bonus not paid by personal injury firm
Ersan & Co makes complaint against specialist law firm who advised it to contest the matter
5 September 2017
Litigant in person ordered to pay more than £80,000 in costs
Hourly rates claimed substantially lower than published guideline rates, says judge
29 August 2017
Part-time judge’s claim for judicial pension dismissed as out of time
Employment tribunal rejects retired fee-paid judge’s application for extension of time on fair and equitable grounds
24 August 2017
Whistling to a funder’s tune?
Different types of litigation funding can influence a claimant’s choice of venue, adding to the complexity of their decision making, explain Ben Pilbrow and Ruth Manson
23 August 2017
