Access to justice Digital courts can improve speed, convenience and access to information. But digitisation can also create a new form of inequality where represented parties have better systems, training and support than litigants in person. The access-to-justice test is not whether the court has an online process. It is whether an ordinary user can … Continue reading “Digital Divide: Are Litigants in Person Getting Equal Access to Justice?”
Exploring the obstacles faced by whistleblowers, including SLAPPs, NDAs, and cost orders, and the manipulation of the Public Disclosure Act 1998.
Exploring conflicts of interest in independent reviews, the impact of funding and operational structures, and safeguards to ensure impartiality in legal investigations.
Comprehensive Reform Needed: Addressing the Core Issues of the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA)
Critically examining the SRA’s superficial fixes, highlighting the need for comprehensive reforms to address deep-rooted issues in its regulatory framework.
Exploring the mental health challenges faced by Litigants in Person, highlighting the psychological toll of legal battles, and advocating for better support and systemic changes.
