This election might be won by the party that promises the least but has the competence to deliver the most. Given our experiences in the justice...

Sam Madge-Wyld and Liz Davies KC cover housing law news and legislation, and cases on possession claims, rent repayment orders, civil penalties,...

Bethan Harris, Desmond Rutledge and Kevin Gannon round up the past year’s key developments in housing benefit and universal credit housing costs...

Marc Willers KC, Irena Sabic KC, Paul Clark and Ella Gunn analyse the European Court of Human Rights’ groundbreaking judgment in a climate...

If housing reforms are to deliver, the next government cannot afford to overlook the provision of legal aid and legal services.

Childcare lawyer Oliver Conway on the 2006 case that keeps him motivated and shows the importance of standing up for parents against systems that...

The next government should start looking at social and economic challenges not only through the prism of policy, but also from the perspective of...

Aadal Shafiq and Alexa Walker highlight key cases, legislation and policy changes that affect debt advice.

Hamish Arnott, Simon Creighton and Jane Ryan round up important policy and legislative developments, and cases on indeterminate sentences, parole, and...

Restrictions on those seeking to defend the environment are an increasing barrier to access to environmental justice.

Claudia Neale (formerly David) analyses the impact on law and practice of recent immigration cases.

Does a protest need to be disruptive? Surely yes, says Sue James.