Practice Notes: Procedures
Brave new world for civil litigators: get ready for dispute resolution 'family style'
Gareth Ledsham prepares civil law practitioners for embracing judge-led dispute resolution through
Report advocates mandatory online dispute resolution
Online dispute resolution (ODR) must be made mandatory to succeed, according to an independent
Securing interpreters in family proceedings
Legally aided parties should arrange interpretation themselves to avoid the costs and delays often
Cheap gatekeepers: the false economy of inexperienced triage staff
The Civil Liability Bill will prompt even more firms to consider recruiting low-level call handlers
Lie detection tests for convicted domestic abuse offenders is a costly distraction
Matthew Hardcastle questions the inclusion of polygraph testing in the government’s recent draft
Thoroughly modern disclosure
A new pilot scheme intends to bring about a change in attitude to disclosure but its success will
The power of leadership in legal practices
Firms too often make the mistake of filling leadership roles based on seniority rather than the
A whirlwind six months
Georgina Squire reflects on the groundbreaking judgments and procedural changes litigators have had
Securing transparency and trust
The risk of jigsaw identification is but one aspect of the family court reporting puzzle, writes
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