The past year’s key developments in housing benefit and universal credit housing costs policy, legislation and case law as they relate to...

Practical guidance on applying for anonymity orders in domestic violence-related housing cases.

Important cases on deprivation appeals, fees for registration as British citizens, statelessness, parliamentary privilege, what constitutes a refusal...

Cases on capacity, withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment, and discharging a parent of P as a party to the proceedings.

Housing law news and legislation, and cases on possession claims, unlawful eviction/committal, injunctions, banning orders, service charges, and...

The Independent Review of Administrative Law report, recent changes to Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 and cases on costs, relief, standing and...

Sue James speaks to the irrepressible Raggi Kotak about what drew her to the law, going back to chambers after time away, and what gives her hope for...

Session covered a range of subjects including the funding of the justice system.

The Employment Appeal Tribunal handed down judgment in Forstater in June.

Some approaches to setting targets.

The term ‘eviction ban’ was not of the government’s making, but it sits alongside many other examples of the problematic...

Benefit sanctions are disastrous for mental health, put people into debt, and there is little evidence that they work.