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Who we are, why we exist, and the recognition behind eLitigant CIC — a Community Interest Company helping people prepare their own court and official documents to a professional standard.
Sixty-seven court guides, free with no sign-up. Who pays for them, what a community interest company asset lock means, and the figure nobody publishes.
Winning the 2026 Ingenuity Impact Inclusivity Prize did not just validate eLitigant. It started a second company. A short note of thanks, and a piece of news.
How eLitigant grew from one founder’s hard-won, mistake-by-mistake fight through the paperwork into a non-profit helping people across England and Wales prepare their own documents to a professional standard.
eLitigant CIC founder Scott Snaith has been named a Gold Member of The Ingenuity Lab at the University of Nottingham — recognised for his contribution to the Lab’s founder community.
We won the 2026 Ingenuity Impact Inclusivity Prize and put it into free guides. The form is free. The words are the hard part.
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