Whiplash reforms: what you need to know
Library FAQ: Tomlin orders
A collaborative approach to pro bono litigation
Alternative dispute resolution post-Brexit – which rules apply to litigators?
Giving evidence in a virtual world: supporting remote witnesses
Court permits service of judgment in default via Instagram
2020 hindsight – year in review
A radical rethink of civil justice?
Service out of jurisdiction post-Brexit: a helpful change to court rules
Over-engineering court reforms: the unwelcomed art of not keeping it simple
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Law Society responds to consultation on guideline hourly rates
The Law Society has published a response to the Civil Justice Council (CJC) consultation on guideline hourly rates (GHR).
Webinar: whiplash reforms (OnDemand)
Whiplash reforms are due to come into force in May 2021. Join this webinar to learn more about the upcoming changes.
Webinar series: the future UK / EU relationship (January 2021)
From 1 January 2021, the UK has exited the EU transitional period. This will see the UK treated for the first time as a “third country” in many areas where there used to be UK / EU cooperation, subject to any agreement on the future relationship.
Webinar: Costs update (OnDemand)
George McDonald from 4 New Square provides an update on recent rule changes around costs budgeting
Lexlaw v Zuberi: damages-based agreements
Karim Oualnan, partner at Lexlaw, explains the recent Court of Appeal ruling which provides much-needed clarity for solicitors using damages-based agreements (DBAs) with their clients
Service out of jurisdiction post-Brexit: a helpful change to court rules
Maura McIntosh looks at a significant change to the rules on when claimants need to seek court permission to serve proceedings out of jurisdiction after 31 December 2020.
