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That Harms Report – Part 3
This post was originally published on the Pink Tape blog on 28 September 2020 and represents the view of the author. We have published a number of other posts about the Harms report which you can read here, here and here. PART 3 This is a three part blog post. Part 1...
That Harms Report – Part 2
This post was originally published on the Pink Tape blog on 28 September 2020 and represents the view of the author. We have published a number of other posts about the Harms report which you can read here, here and here. PART 2 In Part 1 of this blog series, I talked...
That Harms Report – Part 1
This post was originally published on the Pink Tape blog on 28 September 2020 and represents the view of the author. We have published a number of other posts about the Harms report which you can read here, here and here. I've been chewing this one over for a while...
Of a piece…
We wrote last week about a misleading piece in Byline Times about Afsana Lachaux and the family court litigation she had been involved in. We set out a number of serious errors and omissions from that article that overall gave a significantly distorted impression to...
Remote hearings: Surveying where we are at
As lawyers and judges become increasingly accustomed to remote hearings, is there a danger of professional complacency about parents' access to justice? In April, we published the interim results of our survey about remote hearings in the Family Court which we had...
The things left unsaid…
Stephen Colegrave looks at the case of Afsana Lachaux who is facing the threat of bankruptcy because a British judge upheld Dubai law So goes the headline of a recent article by Byline Times, an independent newspaper which prides itself on being straight and rigorous,...
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