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Francesca Kaye
FeatureBriggs' online court: what is enough justice?
The law has a dubious history with large-scale IT projects. Will Briggs’ reforms actually work?
FeatureLiPs: a radical solution
An inquisitorial approach could be adopted in small claims, improving the speed and efficiency of these cases, as more litigants in person come to court.
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Courts: going private is no panacea
by Francesca Kaye, president of the London Solicitors Litigation Association
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Costs: more haste, less speed
by Francesca Kaye, president of London Solicitors Litigation Association and a partner in Russell-Cooke LLP
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Contracts and access to justice
Crime and sentencing always make the news. So it is not surprising that the shambles surrounding the court interpreters’ contract and its fallout made headlines. What’s worrying is what this and recent county court changes tell us about the approach that might be taken to forthcoming major civil justice reform.
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County Court reforms could cripple system
by Francesca Kaye, vice-president of the London Solicitors Litigation Association