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Drawing the line: Civil Restraint Orders in social housing
Civil Restraint Orders are not something housing providers encounter every day, but when litigation becomes repetitive and unmanageable, they can offer an effective way to restore control to proceedings that would otherwise be dominated by delay and disruption, writes Emily Hope.
Companies House Reform: Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023
Companies House has already seen some significant changes to its powers and to the way it operates, and there are further changes ahead. Ryan Copeland and Ruth Crout explain the details.
New Regulations for the Use of AI in Court Documents?
Fred Groves and Christopher Watkins provide insight into growing judicial concern about accuracy, professional responsibility and the efficient administration of justice in the face of Artificial Intelligence.
Expert evidence in children proceedings: principles for practice and better outcomes
Mani Singh Basi highlights key principles that should guide professionals in practice when it comes to expert evidence in children proceedings.
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