Litigation

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Bach Commission recommends minimum standards for access to justice

Technology, public legal education, and 'polluter pays' scheme key components of new proposals

Solicitor advocates hit back at Gove's 'second class lawyers' attack

Comments redolent of an age where 'upstart solicitors knew their place'

Litigators fear impact of Brexit on court reform programme

Brexit doesn't mean London loses its position as the jurisdiction of choice, says LSLA president

When 'without prejudice' won't offer protection

Nikki Edwards discusses the Court of Appeal's approach to the unambiguous impropriety exception in Ferster

The rise and rise of litigation tech

How much further can technology establish itself within the litigation process, wonders Amber Jenner

Briggs LJ: Mid-value mediation gap 'needs to be filled'

New online court to have an 'absolutely central role' in empowering parties to resolve civil disputes

Risking a pyrrhic victory

Richard Byam-Cook considers the dangers of using covert or illegally obtained evidence

Jackson tells lawyers and judges to be proactive on disclosure

Existing rules must be used more imaginatively to benefit public