Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

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Update | Employment: whistleblowing, early conciliation and fees for bringing claims and transfers of undertakings

Stephen Levinson considers changes to whistleblowing, early conciliation and fees for bringing claims and transfers of undertakings

Privatising courts 'could save £1bn'

Grayling said to have 'strongly backed' plan

Weightmans claims first post-Jackson relief from sanctions victory

Ruling a 'stark reminder' to practitioners of a 'much-altered litigation landscape'

Tribunal roulette: new rules on fees for employment tribunals are just a money spinner

The new rules on fees for employment tribunals expected ?to come into force at the end of July are just a money ?spinner, says Philip Henson

By the way | Pre-trials and tribulations

Catherine Burtinshaw dodges the firing line of a cantankerous judge in a particularly prickly pre-trial hearing

View from the bench | 'We will be thrilled 'to see you'

District Judge Tacey Cronin promises a warm welcome for solicitors as the tide of litigants in person rolls in

Peers repeat call for more judges at CJEU

Lack of advocates general could result in 'serious' consequences

Senior judges disappointed by LSB's 'absence of consideration' for courts

Lord Chief Justice has 'very serious concerns' about regulatory structure