The government has responded to the Justice Committee Report on Work of the County Court. Jim Taylor, Chair of Civil Court Users Association’s (CCUA) Policy & Reform Committee, said: “The government has submitted its response to the Justice Committee’s report on the ‘Work of the County Court.’ The government has acknowledged the extensive challenges that […]

The CCUA has been contacted by several Members seeking guidance in relation to the recent High Court judgment in the case of Mazur v Charles Russell Speechlys.  We appreciate the concern that the judgment has caused across the legal sector and for many of our Members. In its decision, the Court restated the position in […]

Civil Court Users Association (CCUA) has responded to the Online Procedure Rule Committee’s (OPRC) public engagement document relating to its proposed inclusion framework and pre-action model for the digital justice system. The CCUA supports the broad principles of Chapter 2 of the Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022 where it covers the aims of an […]

The Enforcement Conduct Board is consulting on proposed Vulnerability and Ability to Pay Standards.

The Civil Court Users Association (CCUA) has responded to the Civil Procedure Rule Committee’s (CPRC) consultation on proposed amendments to CPR.

The Civil Court Users Association (CCUA) is pleased to announce the election of Neil Jinks of ControlAccount Ltd, as its new Chair. Neil succeeds Rob Thompson of Brachers LLP, who concludes a distinguished five-year tenure as Chair and a long-standing commitment to the CCUA through various committee roles. Lisa Keating of Davisa Solutions has been […]

HM Courts & Tribunal Service (HMCTS) would like to remind Civil Court Users Association (CCUA) Members that, from 28 July 2025, it became mandatory for legal representatives to issue claims that are eligible for Online Money Claims (OCMC) on either OCMC or Money Claim Online (MCOL). Paper claims can still be processed at the Civil […]

CCUA Consultation Response: Enforcement Sector Regulation – Reforming the regulation of individuals and firms that use the Taking Control of Goods Procedure.

CNBC reminder of which Writs of Control they can issue – no Possession Writs.

Justice Committee reports on work relating to the County Court in Parliament.