↓

We are unable to directly assist those seeking help
If you are looking for legal or practical advice and support, please visit www.advicenow.org.uk

  • LiP Network
  • LiPSS
LiPN
  • Contact
  • Log in

The Litigant in Person Network
Connecting the community working to improve access to justice

  • Home
  • About
  • Member organisations
  • News
  • Join the Network

↓ Navigation

News
  • All topics
  • In the News
    • Blogs
    • COVID-19
      • Returning to work
    • Member Updates
    • Network Updates
  • Case Studies
  • Collaboration Opportunities
  • Research and reports
  • Learning, Data and Evidence
    • Statistics
    • Data Sets
  • Support, Resources and Services
  • Training and Events
    • Podcasts
  • Vacancies
  • Network Workstreams
    • Innovation Workstream
      • Data and Evaluation
      • Design and User Experience
      • Tools and Technologies
    • International Learnings
    • Mental Health
      • Wellbeing
      • Working with Vulnerable Clients
    • Litigants in Person Workstream
      • Dealing with difficult clients
    • Policy and Reform Workstream
      • HMCTS Court Reform
      • LASPO
    • Public Legal Education
    • Research Workstream
  • Funding

Regions
  • All regions
  • UK
    • England
      • East Midlands
      • East of England
      • London
      • North East
      • North West
      • South East
      • South West
      • West Midlands
      • Yorkshire and the Humber
    • Northern Ireland
    • Scotland
    • Wales
  • International
    • Australia
    • United States

Research Workstream

OpenJustice &  OpenDemocracy: An access to justice crisis

Published 10/04/2017

OpenJustice (hosted by OpenDemocracy) have recently published a series of articles focusing on the issues affecting people’s ability to seek a remedy through the courts: to stand up to bullies and protect themselves against the powerful. The series looks at why access to justice matters, the impact that the legal aid cuts have had and possible solutions to the access to justice crisis.


‘The right to assistance - the public duty to assist’ -  by Jane Krishnadas

Published 27/03/2017

Dr Jane Krishnadas explains the foundations of CLOCK, The Community Legal Outreach Collaboration, Keele. CLOCK was formed as an umbrella of professional public, private and third sector organisations, to develop a new role ‘the Community Legal Companion’, premised upon the McKenzie Friend principles, to safeguard the litigant- in-person’s rights to assistance and access to legally-aided and affordable legal services, within the shared commitment to access to justice.


Update from the LIP Engagement Group

Published 14/03/2017

The Litigant in Person Judicial Engagement Group provides the HMCTS Reform Programme with views from the advice and pro bono sectors in the development of the HMCTS reform programme. Here is a summary of the Group's meeting held on 23rd November 2016.


LASPO Review

Published 10/03/2017

The Lord Chancellor has announced that the LASPO review will commence shortly.


Citizenship Foundation

Published 10/03/2017

Citizenship Foundation’s latest blog explains the importance of triggering article 50 and why it is important for it to be explained in our schools.


Litigant in Person Engagement Group

Published 22/02/2017

The Litigant in Person Judicial Engagement Group provides the HMCTS Reform Programme with views from the advice and pro bono sectors in the development of the HMCTS reform programme. The Group covers the Civil, Family and Tribunal jurisdictions and is mindful of the increasing number of LIPs in criminal courts.


Welsh Government set out plan to improve advice services

Published 14/02/2017

The Welsh Government has just published an Information and Advice Plan, working together with the National Advice Network and others. It sets out how they aspire to work together to improve access to the quality assured services which people need. Published December 2016.

Page 5 of 5 pages ‹ First  < 3 4 5

  • @LiPsstrategy
  • Find out more about The Litigant in Person Support Strategy

Funded by The Legal Aid Foundation

We’re new – we’d love to hear your feedback

By using this site, you consent to our use of cookies. Please see our privacy policy.
© 2020 The Access to Justice Foundation PO Box 64162 London WC2A 9AN
The Access to Justice Foundation is a company limited by guarantee (No. 6714178) and is a charity registered in England and Wales (No. 1126147) and in Scotland (No. SC048584). Its registered office is The National Pro Bono Centre, 48 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1JF.
Website by MID