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)

Dispute Resolution trackers

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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. Historic information can be found in Practice Note: Tracker—legislation, consultations and other developments—Dispute Resolution—historic.

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