Ravi Low-Beer Published: 14th June 2010 This paper considers how to get funding to bring public law cases , including Disputes between citizens and public bodies (usually conducted in telephone conversations , letters and emails , and sometimes , face to face meetings) ADR , eg mediation Formal complaints about public bodies to the public bodies themselves and to Ombudsmen such as the Local Government Ombudsman , and the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman Appeals to administrative tribunals Proceedings before the civil courts , eg claims for judicial review and statutory appeals to the court. Funding Public Law: What it Costs and How to Pay for it You might be interested in… Funding and costs in Judicial Review The cost of access to justice