When you are up against the legal system on your own, the hardest part is not knowing where you stand. A Blind Justice case review gives you a clear, independent assessment of your case: its strengths, its weaknesses, your realistic options, and the practical next steps. It is one of the central things we do.
You are representing yourself and need to understand your real position. You have been let down by a firm, a court, or a process, and want an independent view. You cannot afford a solicitor, or you want a second opinion before you spend on one. You need to decide whether to fight on, settle, or stop.
A review of your key documents and the history of your case. A written strategic case assessment: where you stand, the risks, the options, and the next steps. Clear signposting to regulated legal advice or specialist help where your case needs it. A straight answer from people who know how the system works from the inside, and who have been through it.
Case reviews are led by Edward Romain ACILEX, Founder and CEO of Blind Justice UK, regulated by CILEX, with the Blind Justice team. Our research has been published as written evidence by the Justice Select Committee, and covered by Joshua Rozenberg and the Law Society Gazette.
Case reviews are offered for a modest fee. Reduced-fee and pro bono places are available depending on your circumstances and our capacity. We will always be clear about any cost before we begin.
A Blind Justice case review is a strategic case assessment provided in our capacity as a registered charity offering access to justice support. It does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. Where your case needs regulated legal advice, we will tell you and help you find it.
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