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Can remote justice be delivered?

Is it truly possible to establish a digital justice system that's workable, fair to the parties and achieves justice? 

2021: THE YEAR OF COMPULSORY ADR?

The perennial tolerance of delays in civil justice is giving way, as Tony Guise explains

Housing and the Equality Act: 10 years on

Alternatives may be required of landlords before the court will accept evicting a disabled tenant is justified, as Sarah Steinhardt and Daniel Clarke explain

Increase guideline hourly rate by 35 pc, says judge

Guideline hourly rates (GHR) should be increased by 35% to reflect inflation pending the outcome of a review, a High Court has said 

Fee income boost for Browne Jacobson's advocacy arm

Ten years after being authorised to host barrister pupillages, Browne Jacobson's advocacy arm has announced an 18% growth income for 2019-2020 

The crypto conundrum

Civil remedies can be a more meaningful tool than the criminal process to combat crypto fraud, as Jason Woodland explains

From doleiros in Janeiros to London's real estate

Lawyers must break the chain of financial crime, Stephen Baker and Jessica Henson say 

Clarifying costs variations

A rule update streamlines the process of revising and varying a costs budget, as Adam Grant explains