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...

Being a social justice lawyer takes courage (especially now) but most definitely a heart.

The Data Protection and Digital Information (No 2) Bill proposes to weaken – rather than strengthen – our rights.

If you want to develop your firm, Legal Aid Practitioners Group’s courses will help.

Given what others have achieved through unionising, why aren't more legal aid lawyers doing the same?

A new report by The Young Foundation shares powerful personal experiences of migrant Londoners.

The government has confirmed its intention to fully integrate mediation into the court process for civil claims valued up to £10,000.

Staff developments at LAG from June to August 2023.

In July, the Law Commission published Criminal Appeals: Issues Paper and launched a consultation on appeals in criminal cases.

The Housing Loss Prevention Advice Service began operating on 1 August 2023.

Seventy-four per cent of respondents do not anticipate being prison law legal aid lawyers in three years' time.