Become familiar with the CPRs (Civil Procedure Rules), which oversee most of the steps within Civil Legal cases in England and Wales. The Rules are based on the recommendations in Lord Woolf's report 'Access to Justice' that sought to improve civil litigation to be fair, affordable, accessible and consistent. The Rules were made in December 1998 and became law in April 1999.
 
We are now almost 3 decades on. Are the Rules working? How have they been adapted? All people involved in a civil case are obliged to adhere to the CPRs, so through this book you will gain insights into the workings of Civil cases and how their journies and outcomes are influenced by these Rules on a daily basis.