We need more systemic analysis of constitutional change.

We are so pleased to have been given the opportunity to chair the YLAL committee during such a pivotal time.

Important but underreported changes to the Civil Procedure Rules will improve disabled and vulnerable people’s experiences in the courts.

I join LAG at what feels like a pivotal moment for access to justice. There is much to be done.

An excerpt from David Renton’s new memoir for LAG.

The Westminster Commission on Legal Aid hears from four clients who struggled to get help with their legal problems.

The proposals go beyond those made by the Independent Review of Administrative Law, which the government established last year.

LAPG’s new course for private practice is just what you need.

In the second of a two-part article, Peter Todd, Adam Tear and Gabriella Bettiga explore the criteria for legal aid funding and the appeals procedure,...

The right to protest is under threat from the government’s Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

LAG says goodbye to interim director, Carol Storer

Alex Chalk MP takes over the prisons brief from Lucy Frazer QC MP, with Lord Wolfson of Tredegar QC given responsibility for legal aid.