Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

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26 Mar 2014

Pay per view the answer to publishers' contempt problems, Law Commission says

Charging for the service 'would enable offenders to be traced more easily'

18 Mar 2014

Employment update

Stephen Levinson examines the impact of the introduction of fees on tribunal claims

6 Mar 2014

What Magna Carta legacy?

It took this government less than 12 months to wipe out 800 years of progress since the Magna Carta. So much for celebrating the rule of law, says Kerry Underwood

27 Feb 2014

Will you still need me when I'm 65?

Older solicitors may want to work beyond retirement age and it may be possible to balance their wishes with the firm's succession plans, says John Gould

25 Feb 2014

Defendants who 'stood Mitchell on its head' must pay costs

High Court hits back after attempt to get 'free ride' following missed deadline

6 Feb 2014

Post-Jackson litigation: torn both ways

District Judge Robert Jordan examines the pressures on courts as care proceedings and other civil cases fight for priority

6 Feb 2014

Grayling drops tougher 'sufficient interest' test, but goes ahead with other JR curbs

New restrictions on protective costs orders and interveners

3 Feb 2014

Decisions to sign pre-nups must be given 'heavy respect'

The principle of autonomy is 'extremely relevant', High Court says