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Updated guidance on the management of Court of Session business during the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic has been issued on our website bit.ly/3a6Bqaq Revisions have been made at paras 8, 10, 15, 16 & 19.
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The Franco British Lawyers Society and our friends at the University of Glasgow are hosting a webinar entitled '“The end of uncertainty?”: practical questions after Brexit: Persons, devolved government and courts' on
Thursday 30 July at 10.30. Email [email protected] to book. >
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We are delighted to announce our upcoming webinar: Courts and Judges in a Time of Crisis - ft. Lord Carloway, Lord Hodge and Tim Eicke. Details & registration here: zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_….
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We have updated the Advice to Court and Tribunal Users During Coronavirus. This replaces the previous Protocol on Social Distancing and Hygiene and is published here: bit.ly/3gXk2Ho @SCTScourtstribs
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In response to the effect that Covid is having on opportunities for early career scholars, the MLR is making available a fund to support research through MLR Fellowships. See here: modernlawreview.co.uk/about-…
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The full Session Cases law reports of the Cherry 2020 SC (UKSC) 1 and 2020 SC 37 cases plus the Vince case 2020 SC 90 are now published. Hard copies have been posted to subscribers but these reports may also be found on Lexis, vLex and Westlaw
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New guidance in respect of the conduct of virtual hearings in the All Scotland Personal Injury Court has just been uploaded to our website bit.ly/3iEXVqV
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Important update from @COPFS with info on court re-opening, case backlog, fiscal fines etc. Read here: ow.ly/sAII50AsUy1
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New rules have been approved by the Court of Session enabling two or more people with the same, similar, or related claims, to raise court proceedings in a single action for the first time bit.ly/321NSGC
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@Kenneth43974185 provides an update on what's been going on in the Scottish courts, with a discussion of three cases that highlight aspects of the hostile environment policy #JHRC20
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Following discussion between @SCTScourtstribs and @Lawscot , Sheriffs Principal confirmed all simple procedure claims submitted will be registered provided they were lodged before receiving court moved into phase 2 of its recovery programme, after 15 June. bit.ly/2NMLR8y
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86% of sets that receive over half their income from publicly funded criminal work will go under within a year.
"Who will be there to represent victims & defendants whose cases the government slung in the ‘backlog corner’? Amanda Pinto QC, Chair of the Bar
barcouncil.org.uk/resource/n…
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Lord Keen was asked what assessment the Govt has made of Bar Council research showing that without further support many self-employed barristers will be unable to continue to practice. Here's his answer:
parliament.uk/business/publi…
In other words, no assessment. You're on your own
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Updated guidance for civil business in Glasgow and Strathkelvin Sheriffdom has been published bit.ly/2NAC05U
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Important letter received from @HumzaYousaf on re-opening of courts. Read here:
ow.ly/y62z50AgIix
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We have now commenced processing the backlog of non-urgent petition motions. Motions to sist are being dealt with first. All other non-urgent motions lodged up to 1 June have been processed. We continue to have reduced staff available for processing motions.
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"#Arbitration or #Mediation?" 🤔
In this webinar, we will analyze the different #DisputeResolution methods, while taking into account advantages and disadvantages, as well as the specific characteristics of the #dispute 📚
✍️ Register here for free bit.ly/2V8x9wW
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We would welcome legal aid being made available for FLAGS arbitration. With more than 50 trained arbitrators across Scotland, and as part of the Scottish civil justice system, we are well placed to help with the post COVID recovery and beyond #accesstojustice
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