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Reforming the Service Justice System’s Approach to Sexual Offences

The investigation and prosecution of sexual offences involving military personnel has been the subject of sustained criticism over the past decade

Does AI Help Or Hinder Litigants-in-Person in the Family Court?

Post-adoption contact: time for cultural shift

Courts are reshaping post-adoption contact law, but practitioners must now translate lifelong welfare principles into meaningful practice on the ground

Highest ever funding deal for courts

The UK government has approved unprecedented funding to ensure criminal courts deliver faster justice for victims

UK government announces court system reforms

The Law Society welcomes recent government reforms but insists on the need for adequate resources and infrastructure

Lawyers call for delay on passport rules

Business immigration lawyers are urging the Home Office to delay the implementation of new passport rules that affect dual nationals and allow them to apply...

Law Society backs SRA consumer protection efforts

The Law Society supports the SRA's aims to improve client money protection but raises concerns about proposed measures

Republic of Korea v Elliott Associates: High Court sets aside arbitral award in part over NPS attribution

High Court partially sets aside a US$48 million investment treaty award against South Korea.