Dating back to 1865, ICLR’s mission has always been to provide the judiciary and those working in the legal field the most up to date and relevant case law handed down by the senior courts in England and Wales.

With a dedicated team of law reporters, all of whom are barristers or solicitors, ICLR is at the forefront of the common law, making sure that if a case is reportable it is reported. Law reporting in England and Wales mean reports created by full time professionals. This is unique to England and Wales, other jurisdictions relying on ad hoc volunteers to create reports as and when they have capacity. There are many things that make the ICLR sui generis, and this short infographic highlights some of them, by showing the work in numbers that ICLR does.

 

For more on how we decide what to report: What makes a case
reportable?