Housing law news and legislation, and cases on possession claims, grant of tenancy/tenancy fraud, status of occupation/Rent Act, adverse possession,...

Catherine Casserley and Douglas Johnson round up the latest important cases.

Legal aid has been at the centre of LAG’s work since its earliest days.

Mental health case law from the past year relating to remote MHA assessments, after-care responsibility, discharge from long-term leave, deprivation...

A reminder that when defending housing possession claims, it pays to check the smallest details.

Important recent changes to the Immigration Rules.

Rheian Davies and Alice Livermore examine the Mental Health Units (Use of Force) Act 2018, known as Seni’s law.

Fiona Bawdon looks back over 20 years of the Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year awards.

On 14 April 2022, the government announced its plan to send asylum-seekers who arrive in the UK via the ‘wrong’ route to safety, to...

The Archbishop of Canterbury didn’t hold back when he stated that the decision to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda is ‘subcontracting out our...

Once enacted, the reform will be the first time rehabilitation periods have changed since the introduction of the original legislation in 1978.

The recent untimely death of housing solicitor Nathaniel (Nat) Mathews, at the age of 54, prompted a wave of tributes from colleagues across the Law...