Nanette Watson, who died after a short illness, was an incredibly well-respected solicitor acting in care cases for children and parents.

HMICFRS concluded that a culture of misogyny, sexism and predatory behaviour exists towards female officers, staff and members of the public, which is...

The committee noted that while digitisation of the courts and media have had positive outcomes, access to the courts is inconsistent.

The chronic underfunding of all parts of the criminal justice system is leading to profound questions as to whether some are opting out of the state...

The first in-person Housing Law Practitioners’ Association conference for three years took place on 17 November 2022.

The Civil Justice Council’s 11th National Forum on Access to Justice took place in November, with a focus on digital justice.

A new report from Heriot-Watt University demonstrates extreme ethnic disparities in homelessness risks in the UK.

Our judges are presiding over a justice system where racial bias is prevalent, finds a recent report, yet the official diversity strategy is silent on...

Dominic Raab and Suella Braverman have been reappointed to their roles as justice secretary and home secretary respectively.

William Ford describes a recent allocations case, argued on discrimination grounds, which, although it settled in the client’s favour, is still...

A legal system that prioritises more easily comprehensible law would benefit all of us.

Important changes to the Immigration Rules, changes to application and registration fees, and changes to asylum legislation brought in by the...