Access to Justice

Covid 19 lockdown has led to dramatic changes to the way courts have operated for more than 6 months. Some have essentially suspended operations while others have moved to virtual hearings or other innovative processes.

Similarly, in line with many other professions, access to legal services such as solicitors has changed with most client interactions becoming ‘remote’; putting much more reliance on digital communications and the quality of website content to guide clients.

Has your access to the legal profession changed in recent months? Have you been able to exercise your legal rights, or pursue legal remedies, through the courts? Or, have you been left frustrated by an inability to access justice; left in limbo when you needed clarity and issue resolution?

Let us know how Covid 19 has impacted on your access to justice and how you have been treated by the justice system recently. Please complete the short questionnaire.

Tell us your story

Help us understand your experiences with getting access to justice, whether looking for legal representation, representing yourself or not getting the outcomes you wanted.

Get Advice

If you want more advice on ‘access to justice’ issues please either visit the ‘Get Advice’ section of this website or go to www.citizensadvice.org.uk
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