James Perry, Alison Kirby and Alastair Shaw, members of the Civil Litigation Section committee, discuss recent developments in the case of Barton v Wright Hassall.
The case looked at how litigants in person (LiPs) should be treated by the courts when failing to follow court rules.
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Masood Ahmed considers the implications of the Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil ruling
Rajinder Rai examines the judgment in Rea v Rea, and the implications for claims of undue influence
Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil Council has the potential to reshape the landscape of dispute resolution and access to justice.
In this sponsored article, Nigel Shepherd of Ampla Finance looks at the role of litigation funding in family law.
Following the publication of their white paper, Simon Radcliffe, head of GTS Claims at Liberty GTS, details recent mergers and acquisitions (M&A) insurance claims trends, and what this means for the future
Simeon Hance talks to Ian McCann about his life as a litigator, being an autistic lawyer, and how the sector can improve its treatment of neurodivergent people.
