The latest from the Pensions Regulator who are keen to bake in ESG, diversity, Net Zero and social justice policies into any pension scheme investment. The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has welcomed new guidance to help […]
The government has made some attempt to clear the backlog of civil cases by announcing 12 new hearing rooms – not Courts – which will be added at the West Gate office building in Leeds. […]
The latest from ACSO, who are frustrated by the slow pace of progress in the public sector, when it comes to setting fees; The Association of Consumer Support Organisations (ACSO) has questioned whether the Ministry […]
Commenting on the House of Commons Justice Committee report on whiplash reform and the Official Injury Claim service, Matthew Maxwell Scott, Executive Director of ACSO, which represents the interests of consumers in the civil justice […]
The Association of Consumer Support Organisations (ACSO), which represents the interests of consumers in the civil justice system, has launched a campaign urging ministers to tackle ongoing delays in the civil courts. It’s a problem […]
As we move towards online magistrate level court hearings it will be interesting to see how many errors occur in wrongful convictions, incorrect licence points or bans, failures on fine and victim surcharge collection and […]
Some comment from ACSO, after the latest MoJ Portal stats have been published by the Government. Commenting on the latest statistics from the MoJ on Civil Justice in England and Wales, Matthew Maxwell Scott, executive […]
A new report from the Association of Consumer Support Organisations (ACSO) the trade body for companies which represent consumers in the civil justice system, concludes that legal expenses insurance (LEI) should play a vital role […]
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