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Employment Tribunal Adjustments for Vulnerable Litigants
Legal Practice

Employment Tribunal Adjustments for Vulnerable Litigants

Written by John Barwell 15 July 20267 August 2026

Employment Tribunals have broad powers to support vulnerable parties. But an impaired litigant in person may struggle to identify the barrier, explain its functional effect and provide the evidence needed for a proportionate adjustment.

When the Process Becomes Part of the Harm: Mental Health and Litigants in Person in the Employment Tribunal
Dispute Resolution

When the Process Becomes Part of the Harm: Mental Health and Litigants in Person in the Employment Tribunal

Written by John Barwell 14 July 20265 August 2026

Employment Tribunal proceedings do not inevitably cause mental illness. But for a litigant in person, self-representation can add anxiety, cognitive load and procedural pressure to an already damaging workplace dispute.

Hardware-Secured Communications: Why Legal Lens Has Moved from Trust to Proof
Legal Innovation

Hardware-Secured Communications: Why Legal Lens Has Moved from Trust to Proof

Written by John Barwell 18 October 20255 August 2026

Legal Lens replaces trust with verifiable proof through YubiKey hardware authentication — integrity engineered, not assumed.

AI and the Self-Represented: How Technology Is Redefining the Fight for Justice
Regulatory Matters

AI and the Self-Represented: How Technology Is Redefining the Fight for Justice

Written by John Barwell 13 October 20255 August 2026

A new era of self-representation is emerging as litigants in person use strategy, structure, and AI tools to navigate a justice system once reserved for lawyers.

Jan Cruickshank: Shining a Light on Injustice and Fighting for Change
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Jan Cruickshank: Shining a Light on Injustice and Fighting for Change

Written by John Barwell 22 November 20245 August 2026

Jan Cruickshank’s courageous fight for justice is inspiring change, shining a light on systemic failures, and advocating for victims’ rights.

The Justice System’s Failure to Protect Whistleblowers: An Examination of Cost Orders, SLAPPs, and NDAs
Regulatory Matters

The Justice System’s Failure to Protect Whistleblowers: An Examination of Cost Orders, SLAPPs, and NDAs

Written by John Barwell 21 May 20245 August 2026

Examining the challenges faced by whistleblowers: cost orders, SLAPPs, and NDAs undermining transparency and justice.

Championing Change: The Vital Role of Legal Advocates in Social Justice Movements
Legal Ethics

Championing Change: The Vital Role of Legal Advocates in Social Justice Movements

Written by John Barwell 24 March 202431 August 2024

Explore the ethical challenges and opportunities in legal advocacy for social justice, highlighting the crucial role of legal professionals.

Unveiling the Consequences of Misrepresentation in Legal Communications: A Personal Journey
Legal Ethics

Unveiling the Consequences of Misrepresentation in Legal Communications: A Personal Journey

Written by John Barwell 11 March 202431 August 2024

Explore the repercussions of legal misrepresentations and the urgent need for accountability and integrity in the legal profession.

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