August 2020
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While the pilot scheme has encouraged some to believe that remote summary trials can become the norm, serious questions remain to be answered if basic rights are to be protected, as they must
Technology has enabled much to happen that would not otherwise have – but is not a panacea when it comes to upholding justice and the rights of the citizen, which globally are under increased threat
Collected news of new appointments and practice changes
When law firm offices reopen, will it be back to work as before? How much will have changed through experience of remote working? The Journal revisited firms we quizzed as lockdown began
In association with Mitigo: 10 top tips to help firms avoid a cyber incident and reduce the risk of a breach when returning to the office
Regulars
Perspectives
Features
Briefings
- Criminal court briefing: Coronapocalypse?
- Employment: Unfairly anonymous?
- Family: When experts miss the mark
- Human rights: Judicial review refusal does not need oral hearing
- Pensions: Members' benefits: compensation and protection action
- Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
- Property: Code to recovery
- In-house: “So, how are you?”
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