Policy decisions have damaged access to justice
APIL has laid bare the ‘irrefutable prejudice’ against personal injury claimants and ensuing erosion of their right to redress, in...
Read MoreLaw change would put justice for child sex abuse victims at risk
Plans to give defendants in child sexual abuse civil cases a new legal route to have the proceedings against them...
Read MoreJustice Committee relaunches inquiry into County Court delays
Justice Committee relaunches inquiry into County Court delays, examining resourcing, technology, and judicial capacity issues. The Justice Committee has...
Read MoreMind the (justice) gap: Why are road traffic accidents going up but claims are still down?
Andrew Wild, head of legal at First4InjuryClaims (pictured): The gap between the number of road traffic accident injuries and the...
Read More11-month wait for civil proceedings denies justice for consumers, warns ACSO
New research has revealed persistent delays in the civil court system across England and Wales. The research, conducted by...
Read MoreACSO urges action on civil justice delays amid rising wait times
The UK civil justice system is deemed "not fit for purpose" by ACSO members. The Association of Consumer Support Organisations...
Read MoreMore court delays and the state of the civil justice system
Matthew Maxwell Scott, founder and executive director of the Association of Consumer Support Organisations (ASCO). What are the current challenges...
Read MoreMinistry of Justice faces backlash for proposed fixed costs
The Association of Costs Lawyers is disappointed with the Ministry of Justice’s response to last August’s consultation on changes to the fixed...
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