Boundary disputes: On the wrong track

Pallant Chambers | February 2023 #404
Noah Gifford considers whether boundary disputes should be allocated to the small claims track? The legal complexities in boundary disputes, especially those concerning minimal land, can perplex even the most experienced counsel. Boundary disputes, whether concerning large or small amounts of land, are evidentially and legally complex. As a result, they often involve significant costs. …

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Litigation: The impact of Covid-19 on the employment tribunals

Hogan Lovells | December 2020/January 2021 #216
With employment tribunals facing an increasing claims backlog, Jo Broadbent and Katharine Savage examine how the system is adjusting in response to the pandemic and the key practical issues for tribunal users preparing for hearings The 2020 regulations tidy up some of the tribunal rules, although these changes are unlikely to have a significant impact …

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