Civil Justice Reform

Civil Justice Reform refers to changes in laws and procedures aimed at making the civil legal system fairer, faster, and more efficient. It seeks to reduce unnecessary delays and costs in resolving disputes between individuals or organizations, often encouraging alternative methods like mediation. The goal is to improve access to justice, ensure parties are heard effectively, and prevent the system from becoming overly burdensome or protracted. These reforms balance the need for thorough justice with the importance of timely resolution, ultimately making civil legal processes more effective for everyone involved.