Key DR cases and trackers

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One of the difficulties for practitioners is keeping up-to-date with the changing legislation, case law and other developments that affect their practice area. This topic is dedicated to helping Dispute Resolution practitioners to overcome this difficulty. It includes:

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    DR trackers—various trackers that cover areas of interest to Dispute Resolution lawyers

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    Key DR cases—Practice Notes that summarise key and illustrative decisions in specific areas of interest and key appeal cases (Court of Appeal and Supreme Court)

For a summary of the key developments relevant to Dispute Resolution lawyers including recent CPR updates, court decisions, legislation, consultations and reforms, see: Dispute Resolution horizon scanning—overview.

Dispute Resolution trackers

Trackers are available for the following topics:

Key Dispute Resolution legislation and consultations

It can be difficult to track pending legislation that will be of interest to Dispute Resolution lawyers, as it can cover such a wide variety of areas. Practice Note: Tracker—legislation, consultations and other developments—Dispute Resolution looks ahead to key legislation changes of general interest to Dispute Resolution lawyers as well as ongoing consultations.

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