The Law Society has released new guidance to reflect ongoing discussions on EU legal privilege for UK practitioners following the end of the transitional period.
The advice is relevant for:
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Due to the coronavirus the Ministry of Justice and HM Courts and Tribunals Service announced that the work of the courts and tribunals will be consolidated into fewer building for public safety reasons.
In a rapid consultation, the Civil Justice Council is seeking feedback on the coronavirus measures from civil court users by Friday 15 May.
In April 2020, the Law Society updated our guidance on court and tribunal forms.
