Navigating civil litigation in the UK hinges on accurately identifying the defendant. This guide outlines essential strategies to ensure you pursue the right party effectively.
Written by John Barwell
Written by John Barwell
Written by John Barwell
Discover how the introduction of no-fault divorce in England and Wales transforms family law, reducing conflict and stress during marital separations.
Written by John Barwell
Critical analysis of Imperial College’s FOI request refusal highlights concerns about transparency and accountability in UK higher education.
Confirmation Bias in Legal Proceedings: Implications for Legal Professionals and Litigants in Person
Written by John Barwell
Exploring confirmation bias in the UK legal system, this article discusses its impact on legal professionals, Litigants in Person, and judicial decision-making.
Written by John Barwell
Clients seeking legal advice in the UK often think they’re making rational decisions. However, cognitive biases can significantly impact their perceptions, interactions, and decisions.
Written by John Barwell
Judicial bias in UK courts can affect fair trials. Learn about confirmation bias, its impact on litigants, and strategies to address potential judicial bias.
Written by John Barwell
Over 50% of family law cases in 2022 involved unrepresented parties, highlighting challenges for Litigants in Person and efforts to support them. #LitigantsinPerson #UKLaw
Written by John Barwell
The digital divide in UK courts disadvantages Litigants in Person, making it harder for them to navigate the legal system compared to represented parties. #AccessToJustice
Written by John Barwell
The UK justice system prides itself on the principle of equality before the law. However, as courts increasingly digitise their processes, a concerning gap is emerging between those with legal representation and Litigants in Person (LiPs). This digital divide raises critical questions about access to justice and the fair treatment of LiPs in our court […]
Written by John Barwell
In response to economic challenges, UK law firms are rethinking traditional fee structures, offering alternative fee arrangements to ensure access to justice.