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Public appetite for corporate accountability surges as class action awareness reaches new high
Public support for class actions has reached a five-year high, with Portland’s latest report showin… Public support for class actions has reached a five-year high, with Portland’s latest report showing rising demand for corporate accountability, stronger ESG litigation and greater transparency from litigation funders. Public awareness of class actions in the UK has reached …
Public Sector High Court Litigation in 2025: Key trends so far
Tom Whittaker provides insights on trends in public sector litigation for the first half of 2025, including why local authorities are bringing fewer claims. Earlier this year we published Navigating Public Sector High Court Litigation in England and Wales, an in-depth report looking at public sector litigation trends in partnership with Solomonic, examining over 8,000 …
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How Do You Know When To Leave a Marriage? 17 Women Have Answers
It’s hard to believe it’s been 18 years since I was sitting in my therapist’s office with tears streaming down my face, realizing my marriage had to be over. How do you know when to leave a marriage? It’s different for everyone, but for me, it was a feeling of certainty that just rushed over …
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David Lammy expected to back down on plans to scrap most jury trials | Trial by jury
David Lammy is expected to back down from removing jury trials for all but the most serious charges of murder, manslaughter and rape, but trial by jury will still be radically reduced for more minor offences. The justice secretary said there had been “cabinet feedback” on the plans and suggested on Tuesday he was minded …
Don’t Blow It in Mediation: How to Step Out of the Power Struggle and Into a Better Future
When most people picture divorce, they imagine some sort of emotional cage match—two exhausted adults circling each other with sharpened spreadsheets, waiting for the next strike. Winning. Losing. Keeping score. A power struggle. Grabbing the moral high ground like it’s the last parking spot at Whole Foods. And then they walk into mediation with that …
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Truths and Myths about Mediation
Many clients who are first getting divorced have no idea what mediation is and why they are doing it. If you’re reading this and you’re asking those same questions, you’re not alone. Many people hear about mediation but aren’t sure what it really is or what to expect. As a divorce mediator since 2007 (and …
The Guardian view on restricting trial by jury: a shabby evasion of responsibility | Editorial
Abolition of trial by jury in England and Wales in all but the most serious cases is not the official policy of Sir Keir Starmer’s government – yet. All the signs, however, are that it soon will be. The leak of a Ministry of Justice (MoJ) briefing this week suggests that the lord chancellor, David …