The Law Centres movement and the advice sector generally have long known the benefits of legal advice.

Kitan Adeniji recounts her experiences and impressions during her summer internship at LAG, which included researching LAG’s history in...

Setting up a Law Centre to cover a predominantly rural area is not without its challenges.

Whether or not a client gets help depends on the willingness and capacity of lawyers to take on their case.

Through a series of evidence sessions, the commission provided a platform for clients and practitioners to share their experiences of the justice...

Stringent rules on sentence reductions for early guilty pleas do not make allowances for human nature.

Mike Schwarz examines how the UK’s failure to tackle the ecological crises is also storing up trouble for public order, civil liberties and the...

The Renters Reform Coalition attended Renters' Day outside parliament on 14 September 2021. Two days later, the Leaseholders Together rally took...

Dominic Raab has replaced Robert Buckland QC as lord chancellor and justice secretary.

The biggest fundraising event in the legal calendar is approaching and there are now over 500 teams signed up for the London Legal Walk on 18 October...

Practical tips for legal professionals on adopting a trauma-informed approach to help vulnerable clients negotiate the legal process without adding to...

Simon Osborne examines recent developments in case law relating to claims, payments and overpayments, decisions and appeals (including tribunals), and...