Laura's history with LAG goes back further than her 13 years on the trustee board, to when she was a student, subscribing to Legal Action and using...

Responses to the consultation must be in by 8 August 2022.

Liz Davies QC and Matthew Ahluwalia explore the benefits and potential risks of NGOs, charities and similar organisations intervening in judicial...

Five years on from the Grenfell Tower fire, no individual or organisation has faced any meaningful accountability, so there is much still to be done.

The rolling back of the promise to address abuses of zero-hours contracts has a disproportionate effect on those who suffer most from being in more...

Two recent changes to the tagging of people subject to immigration bail raise serious concerns about well-being and the use of sensitive data.

The very essence of the registration of a village green should not be reduced to an administrative process to deregister whenever a landowner wants to...

Recent important law and policy, and cases on special educational needs and disability, education, health and care plans, school exclusion, home...

Important developments in policy, legislation and research, and recent cases on immigration, trafficking, healthcare, and children.

The latest developments on no-fault divorce, financial provision on divorce/dissolution, domestic abuse, and public law proceedings.

Daniel Machover and Professor Leslie Thomas QC cover important domestic and international inquest cases.

Housing law news and legislation, and cases on human rights, rent repayment orders, houses in multiple occupation, harassment, service charges,...