Last year’s wonderful 20th anniversary awards, and a return to an in-person event, have set the tone for this year’s Legal Aid Lawyer of...

The system prioritises immigration enforcement over safeguarding of workers and enforcement of labour rights and standards.

Given the present risks to our legislative rights, judges must take common law rights seriously and the legal community must develop realistic...

With alternative dispute resolution on the agenda, District Judge Russell James puts forward the case for the increased use of early neutral...

The terms of reference provide us with the first opportunity to try to understand overarching ministerial and MoJ thinking about civil legal aid since...

The Ministry of Justice published the terms of reference for its Civil Legal Aid Review on 30 January 2023.

David Ormandy updates an article on condensation and mould to give housing lawyers some tools to counter the 'lifestyle' defence still used far too...

David Neale analyses the impact on law and practice of recent immigration cases.

Housing law news and legislation, and cases on anti-social behaviour injunctions, possession claims, debt respite moratoriums, disabled facilities...

Important cases concerning hoarding disorder (relevant information), 16- and 17-year-olds in the Court of Protection, best interests (move to...

News, policy and legislative developments, and cases on nuisance, the Environmental Protection Act 1990, quantum, and the Equality Act 2020.

This government is not one to easily give up on restricting our rights.