The CrowdJustice Blog
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A growing community of backers are supporting Jenny's challenge to HMRC - find out why. Read more
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How can the law be used to stop prorogation of Parliament? Here we look at the two legal challenges standing in Boris Johnson's way. Read more
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For firms that haven’t already thought seriously about how legal tech can transform their business and better meet clients’ needs, the Lord Mayor of London has a call to action. Hot topics in the legal world and updates on matters funded on CrowdJustice - all in this week’s Justice Beat. Read more
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Justice Beat
Justice Beat: LawTech goes mainstream
Rather than using ‘tech to impress’, law firms should invest in technology that’ll improve the service they deliver to clients. Hot topics in the legal world and updates on matters funded on CrowdJustice - all in this week’s Justice Beat. Read more -
We are delighted that CrowdJustice won Best Technology Product at The Lawyer Awards 2019! Read more
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Justice Beat
Justice Beat: Sex, drugs & funding cuts
Is filming someone naked still voyeurism if you’ve had sex with them? Should GPs be able to prescribe cannabis? What happens when you slash public funding for legal advice? Hot topics in the legal world and updates on matters funded on CrowdJustice - all in this week’s Justice Beat. Read more -
Justice Beat
Justice Beat: Prosecutions - just a numbers game?
Are prosecutors dropping allegations of sexual violence to make their success stats better? A coalition of women’s rights advocates is determined to find out. Hot topics in the legal world and updates on legal matters funded on CrowdJustice - all in this week’s Justice Beat. Read more -
What are the key skills to future-proof your legal practice? Unprecedented technological change brings its own challenges, but also exciting opportunities to innovate in ways which benefit both clients and the legal profession. Read more
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The key to disrupting the legal industry is to either do something better than the existing market, or create really attractive alternatives to accepted practices. This was one of the lessons that Julia Salasky, CEO here at CrowdJustice, told a packed audience at the launch of the Legal Access Challenge. Read more
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Harriet Wistrich, solicitor at Birnberg Peirce and founder of the Centre for Women’s Justice, speaks about her work representing victims of 'Black Cab Rapist' John Worboys. Their challenge to a decision of the Parole Board to release him from prison was funded on CrowdJustice. Read more