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Susskind urges restraint and piloting over fears that Online Court is “too ambitious”
Wednesday, 2 November 2016An online court should be introduced slowly and modestly rather than as ‘big bang’, according to one of the original architects of the dispute resolution model from which Lord Justice Briggs drew when devising his Civil Court Structure Review.
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The UK legal sector is an established and traditional institution. Whilst now it may not be fully embracing AI, its presence can now not be ignored by the profession.

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Personal injury lawyers deserve respect for the work they do, says the new APIL president. We help injured people to piece their lives back together.
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