The CrowdJustice Blog

This week, The Justice Beat focuses on the lawyers leading the Tory rebellion, online abuse and the optics of justice Read more

This week, The Justice Beat focuses on secrets and lies… from Brexit impact reports to undercover policing. Read more

This week, The Justice Beat focuses on Brexit, the gig economy, suicides in the courtroom, and invites you to a CrowdJustice breakfast roundtable. Read more

Article 50 was triggered eight months ago, so a third of the two year period it allows the UK (as a departing EU member state) to secure an agreement on its withdrawal terms has now passed. Read more

Today, we’re very proud to announce that CrowdJustice backers have enabled us to make a £25,000 donation so the Access to Justice foundation can continue and expand their incredibly important work. Read more

When retired judge Sir Henry Brooke read BuzzFeed journalist Emily Dugan’s recent groundbreaking article on people representing themselves in court, he tweeted: “Charles Dickens couldn’t have described it better”. Read more

As a local organisation prepares to fight a landmark case defending Finsbury Park against local authorities on CrowdJustice, here’s what you need to know about the situation and history of the UK’s public parks. Read more

Cultivating public support around a specific legal issue requires finding the right audience and telling your story in a way that feels urgent and universal. Read more

As an organization that aims to increase access to justice and support those who are pursuing legal action, this is a fertile time for CrowdJustice and the response from the legal and advocacy communities has been highly encouraging. Read more

The result of our two year legal effort to enforce the Virginia constitutional mandate that every legislative district in the Commonwealth be compact did not succeed in the trial court. Read more