Civil Court Users Association (CCUA) Conference

The Civil Court Users Association (CCUA) Annual Conference takes place each Autumn bringing together users of the civil court service to provide valuable insight, information and updates on the latest industry developments.

The one-day event attracts delegates from across the full spectrum of CCUA members, non-members and key stakeholders, including senior representatives from HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS). It features a line-up of expert speakers on the latest developments, panel sessions, and networking opportunities with peers from across the civil litigation landscape.

Who should attend?

  • Solicitors
  • Legal departments of banks and building societies
  • Debt purchasers/collections agencies
  • In-house Legal Counsels/departments of commercial entities or Local Authorities
  • Utility companies
  • Small, medium and large businesses with in-house legal or credit control departments
  • Enforcement Agents
  • Insolvency Practitioners
  • Anyone else using the civil court structure or interested in civil litigation/justice

CCUA Conference 2026

Thank you to all those who attended the CCUA Conference 2026 at the House of Lords and our fantastic line-up of speakers. Details of next year’s event will be shared nearer the time. If you have any questions or want to be notified of future events, please email ClaireS@ccua.org.uk.

CCUA Conference 2025

Thank you to all 90 delegates from across the civil litigation landscape who joined us for a day of insight and networking on how we can work ‘better together’ for all court users. See the video and photos from the day below:

CCUA Conference 2024

90 delegates from across the civil litigation landscape joined us for a new and improved programme format featuring:
  • Pre-Legal Panel – Avoiding or Preparing for Court Action panel session
  • AI Panel – Alternative Legal Services, Doing Things Differently panel session
  • Update from HM Courts & Tribunals Service Development Director
  • Ideas and Strategy for Court Improvement and Reform panel session
  • The Future of Enforcement panel session