Marc Willers QC and Chris Johnson reflect on the key battles to protect the rights of Gypsy and Traveller communities over the past 20 years and...

The cost of living increase will inevitably result in more legal need but we have a justice system that is collapsing in on itself.

The Criminal Bar Association has announced that its members have voted to escalate their industrial action from 5 September 2022.

The bar strike has highlighted the collapse of the criminal justice system and the intolerable strain it has put on defence lawyers.

We are delighted to announce that Ros Bragg, director of Maternity Action, has been appointed as the new chair of LAG.

The Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year awards were the perfect opportunity for all hardworking legal aid lawyers to be celebrated.

Looking at some COVID-19 contract changes that have become permanent.

Philip Tsamados reflects on three decades of covering employment law developments.

The recent call for evidence on whether the UK should establish a Human Rights Ombudsperson raises critical questions about how human rights can best...

James Sandbach reports on new initiatives to support London’s advice sector.

Two recent first instance decisions considered whether claimants had been subjected to discrimination and victimisation because of their...

​​Sue James reports on the wonderful 20th anniversary Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year awards, which took place on 12 July.