Litigation

Editor's note: Can substandard justice – whatever that looks like in practice – be justice at all?

The quality of justice is increasingly at risk and it's the government's fault, peers have concluded in a comprehensive report

MoJ must invest much more to legal aid 'to meet the reality of need', say peers

The MoJ is consulting on proposals to strike a balance between citizens' rights and effective governance

It's not the end of the road if the opposing party becomes insolvent, as Rebecca Stratton explains

The courts can order additional disclosure of witness evidence – but there could be costs consequences, as Andrew Morgan explains

Truth is a tricky thing. What one person believes sincerely to be the truth may not harmonise with demonstrable facts

Finance firm launches free guide for family lawyers on funding conversations with clients

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