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Something is going on with experts

Something is going on with experts

by reporting watch team | Apr 29, 2022 | Comment, Transparency News

This article was originally published in Family Law ([2022] Fam Law 422) in April 2022, and is reproduced here with kind permission. In October 2021 the President published a memorandum about experts. In it, Sir Andrew reminded us of four key questions to be asked in...

Transparency Project News February 2020

by reporting watch team | Apr 19, 2020 | FCReportingWatch, Transparency News

This blog post originally appeared as the Transparency Project’s monthly column in Family Law for February 2020 at Family [2020] Fam Law 265. Transparency Templates The President has published some new ‘Transparency Templates’, which are draft orders for...

Transparency Project News Jan 2020

by reporting watch team | Mar 19, 2020 | FCReportingWatch, Transparency News

This blog post originally appeared as the Transparency Project’s monthly column in Family Law for January 2020 at Family Law [[2020] Fam Law 118. Legal blogging We were thrilled to be awarded the Bar Pro Bono Innovation award, for our work on the legal blogging pilot,...
Experience as a legal blogger at the Tafida Raqeeb Case

Experience as a legal blogger at the Tafida Raqeeb Case

by Emma Nottingham | Dec 23, 2019 | Analysis, Cases, Comment, Explanation, FCReportingWatch, Legal bloggers pilot, Notorious

This blog post originally appeared as the Transparency Project’s monthly column in Family Law for December 2019 at Family Law [2019] Fam Law 1476. Case background In September, I attended the hearing of the the Tafida Raqeeb case (Raqeeb (by her litigation...
Cape v Dring and legal blogging

Cape v Dring and legal blogging

by Lucy R | Nov 23, 2019 | Analysis, Cases, Explanation, FCReportingWatch, Legal bloggers pilot, Transparency News

This blog post originally appeared as the Transparency Project’s monthly column for October 2019 in Family Law [2019] Fam Law 1208(1). Cape v Dring In July 2019, the Supreme Court handed down judgment in the case of Cape Intermediate Holdings Ltd v Dring...
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