An update on the progress of the RoCLA.

We need to update our narrow idea of what legal aid is for if we want it to survive, argues Roger Smith.

It will be interesting to see how many legal aid lawyers seek a place to influence the legislation that has shaped their careers at the next general...

Automated tools’ benefits come with equally unique risks.

I am hopeful that technology presents the best possibility of achieving greater workplace fairness, equality and progress.

Recent developments in case law relating to claims, payments and overpayments, decisions and appeals (including tribunals), human rights and European...

Hamish Arnott, Simon Creighton and Jane Ryan highlight recent policy, legislation and case law on parole, recall and lawfulness of detention, and...

Philip Tsamados rounds up the latest policy, legislation and guidance, and cases on discrimination.

Recent policy and legislation, reports, and cases on legal advice in detention, detentions at port for reasons of NHS debt, Rwanda, and illegal...

Gemma Daly, Mary-Rachel McCabe and Sophy Miles highlight cases on Mental Capacity Act 2005 s48, fluctuating capacity, contempt proceedings in the...

Housing law news and legislation, and cases on possession claims, rent repayment orders, civil penalties, forfeiture, damages for eviction,...

Important developments in children’s rights in criminal cases, racism and disproportionality in the justice system, modern slavery and child...