Wesley Gryk on the seminal 1999 asylum case – now under attack from some UK politicians – that ruled women with a well-founded fear of...

Liz Davies KC and Sam Madge-Wyld cover housing law news and legislation, and cases on possession claims, nuisance, right to buy, civil penalties,...

Andrew Malkinson has attacked jury majority verdicts, which he blames for his own wrongful conviction, at the launch of a report calling for the...

LAG staff and friends will be walking the 2024 London Legal Walk to raise funds to support our work promoting access to justice.

Autistic and other neurodivergent children and adults are too often being failed by the family justice system, according to a group of leading...

Government plans to replace biometric residence cards with ‘e-visas’ are ‘a disaster waiting to happen’, according to one...

More than a month after criminal lawyers made an official complaint about ‘extremely concerning’ behaviour by Stratford Magistrates’...

It’s more important than ever for the public to understand the reality of human rights and what they do for us. So how can organisations and...

The law is a potentially powerful tool. The challenge, says Katherine Adams, is to ensure the power that lawyers have is passed to our clients and...

Nick O’Brien rounds up developments in family law from October 2023 to May 2024.

Liz Davies KC and Adrian Berry continue their look at how immigration status affects housing rights.

Legal Aid Practitioners Group is proud to announce the names of those shortlisted for this year’s Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year awards. Fiona...