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WestminsterWatch - May 2011

Just what does the Coalition Government stand for? Charles Hale and Toby Craig investigate… As we approach the first anniversary of the Coalition Government and the all-important ...

30 April 2011

New ADJ President

JudiciaryDistrict Judge Paul Mildred has warned the legal aid cuts will heap pressure on the courts, in his first public comments since becoming President of the Association of ...

30 April 2011

Jackson reforms could restrict access to justice

Civil litigation

Proposals to implement Lord Justice Jackson’s recommendations on civil costs could lead to “acute” problems for litigants.

10 March 2011

Robert Clay

Job title - Barrister, Atkin ChambersQualifications - Call 1989CV - Core areas of practice: Litigation and arbitration, domestic and international, in the construction, civil ...

01 February 2011

Gregory Mitchell QC

Job title: Silk, 3 Verulam BuildingsQualifications: Call 1979; QC 1997Core areas of practice: Commercial litigation, corporate insolvency and banking. How do you see the year 2011 ...

31 December 2010

Bar Council plays a leading role in City Week conference

THE Bar Council explained the high quality and high value services which the Bar offers both at home and abroad when it hosted a seminar as part of City Week’s two-day UK ...

31 October 2010

The Way Ahead

John Kampfner sums up the current arguments on libel law reform Paul Farrelly, the Labour MP for Newcastle-under-Lyme, is what Tony Blair might have called a feral beast turned ...

01 October 2010

A Flawed Approach?

Dr Ann Brady argues that it is time to look again at local judge-directed court mediation schemes. The decision to abolish the Exeter Court Mediation Scheme and replace it with a ...

30 June 2010

To Cap it All

Justin Rushbrooke argues that the manner in which the last government sought to reduce success fees in defamation cases was ill conceived. The irony is, he says, had a more ...

31 May 2010

Mediation education

Lord Neuberger, the Master of the Rolls, has called for mediation and alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”) to be made a part of every lawyer’s education.

31 May 2010

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