Skip to content
Legal Lens

Legal Lens

Independent, practical help for litigants in person in England & Wales.

Search for:
Log in
Register

Menu

Close
  • About Legal Lens
    • About Us
    • Who Funds Us?
    • Values, Policies & Protocols
  • Blog
    • Latest Posts
      • McKenzie friends and lay support: what a helper can and cannot do in a civil hearing
      • After Churchill: when a civil court can order you into ADR, and what litigants in person should do about it
      • Relief from sanctions after Denton: the practical evidence a late application needs
      • Employment Tribunal postponements: when a hearing can be moved and how to ask
      • Setting aside a default judgment: the two routes and the promptness trap
    • Case Reports
    • Dispute Resolution
    • Legal Innovation
    • Legal Practice
    • Regulatory Matters
    • UK Legal System
  • Get Involved
    • Judicial Review Against the SRA
    • Write for Us
    • Support Us
    • Syndication and Copyright
  • Factsheets & Tools
    • Factsheets
    • Tools
    • Basic Assistance Directory
    • Peer Support Network
    • Trusted Directory
  • Contact & Free Assessment
  • About Legal Lens
    • About Us
    • Who Funds Us?
    • Values, Policies & Protocols
  • Blog
    • Latest Posts
      • McKenzie friends and lay support: what a helper can and cannot do in a civil hearing
      • After Churchill: when a civil court can order you into ADR, and what litigants in person should do about it
      • Relief from sanctions after Denton: the practical evidence a late application needs
      • Employment Tribunal postponements: when a hearing can be moved and how to ask
      • Setting aside a default judgment: the two routes and the promptness trap
    • Case Reports
    • Dispute Resolution
    • Legal Innovation
    • Legal Practice
    • Regulatory Matters
    • UK Legal System
  • Get Involved
    • Judicial Review Against the SRA
    • Write for Us
    • Support Us
    • Syndication and Copyright
  • Factsheets & Tools
    • Factsheets
    • Tools
    • Basic Assistance Directory
    • Peer Support Network
    • Trusted Directory
  • Contact & Free Assessment
Search for:
Log in
Register

Tag: Due Process

  • Home
  • Due Process
The Pitfalls of Using AI in UK Civil Litigation
Legal Innovation

The Pitfalls of Using AI in UK Civil Litigation

Written by John Barwell 6 March 202518 August 2026

AI is revolutionising UK civil litigation, but risks of bias, confirmation bias, and threats to due process raise serious concerns for fairness and justice.

The Horizon Scandal: An Analysis of Systemic Failures and the Erosion of Public Trust
Case Studies

The Horizon Scandal: An Analysis of Systemic Failures and the Erosion of Public Trust

Written by John Barwell 27 May 202419 August 2026

The Horizon scandal reveals systemic failures and the need for legal reforms to restore public trust and accountability.

Recent Posts

  • McKenzie friends and lay support: what a helper can and cannot do in a civil hearing
  • After Churchill: when a civil court can order you into ADR, and what litigants in person should do about it
  • Relief from sanctions after Denton: the practical evidence a late application needs
  • Employment Tribunal postponements: when a hearing can be moved and how to ask
  • Setting aside a default judgment: the two routes and the promptness trap
Legal Lens

About Legal Lens

  • About Us
  • Who Funds Us?
  • Values, Policies & Protocols

Privacy & Integrity

  • Editorial Standards
  • Investigative Journalism
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Engagement
  • Terms of Use

Get Involved

  • Write for Us
  • Support Us
  • Syndication and Copyright

Contact Us

  • Contact
  • john@legallens.org.uk

© Legal Lens 2026. All rights reserved, except our articles, which are published under CC BY-NC 4.0.

Registered with the ICO (ZB903494). Professional indemnity and cyber risk insurance held.

Privacy Policy