Statistics released by the Ministry of Justice at the end of September show dramatic falls in the number of legal aid cases.

The past year’s policy and legislative developments, and publications.

The latest important guidance, practice directions, consultations, government proposals and policies, reports, inquiries, and European/international...

The home secretary, Priti Patel, hit out at what she dubbed as ‘leftie lawyers’ and ‘do-gooders’ who she believes are against...

Jenny Beck and Cris McCurley look at the expert panel’s final report on domestic abuse and the family courts. ​

Stephen Cragg QC, Tony Murphy and Heather Williams QC round up the latest developments on the police complaints system and significant cases on...

Law Under Lockdown was published to coincide with the debate in parliament on renewing the provisions of the Coronavirus Act 2020.

Philip Tsamados rounds up recent important cases on discrimination, procedure, contractual rights and unfair dismissal.

Simon Osborne reviews recent case law developments in both means-tested and non-means-tested benefits.

Important decisions on bereavement and death, child benefit, DLA, ESA, JSA, maternity, PIP, state pension credit and universal credit.

Martin Westgate QC and Lindsay Johnson highlight recent cases on jurisdiction, bias, procedure, duty of candour, expert evidence, damages claims, and...

In this version of her article in LAG’s new book, Justice Matters: Essays from the Pandemic, Mary-Rachel McCabe outlines how the lockdown has...