LAG was very sorry to learn of the death of one of its co-founders and first chair, Andrew Phillips, Lord Phillips of Sudbury OBE, on 9 April 2023 at...

Liz Davies KC and Marina Sergides examine the strengths and weaknesses of the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 and the Istanbul Convention in a housing...

In the midst of the renting crisis currently affecting most of Britain, the Renters Reform Coalition organised and hosted a Renters’ Day of...

Alex Chalk KC became lord chancellor and justice secretary following Dominic Raab’s resignation on 21 April 2023.

For those of us representing tenants, the long-awaited Renters’ Reform Bill is genuine progress but there is concern about whether it will go...

The Law Society has updated its heat maps showing shortages of legal aid provision and launched a project to ‘meet challenges in our justice...

Roger Smith and Nic Madge summarise their proposals for a National Legal Service to replace the ailing legal aid scheme.

Policies on legal aid and access to justice have, unsurprisingly, drifted under the rapid succession of the MoJ's top leadership.

The latest important policy and legislation, and cases on arrest and detention, and electronic data.

Recent case law developments in both means-tested and non-means-tested benefits.

Important decisions on child benefit, disability living allowance, housing benefit, industrial injuries, jobseeker’s allowance, personal...

Wiltshire Law Centre bids a fond farewell to senior solicitor Richard Hazell, one of its founder members.