Andrew Keogh rounds up the latest cases and other sentencing developments.

Jawaid Luqmani rounds up recent statutory instruments, statements of changes to the Immigration Rules, and policy and guidance, as well as important...

Alex Laing and Nick O’Brien examine the latest developments regarding public law children, expert evidence and delay, deprivation of liberty,...

Sasha Rozansky, Deborah Gellner and Lara ten Caten review the latest policy and legislative developments, and cases on EU law, immigration,...

Jan Luba QC and Sam Madge-Wyld cover housing law news and legislation, and cases on right to rent, possession claims, landlord’s consent for...

Ed Cape and Matthew Hardcastle highlight areas of concern with the new interview protocol, designed at speed to improve safety for those attending the...

Daniel Machover, Helen Stone, Tom Stoate and Adam Straw examine developments relating to COVID-19, legal help funding, and domestic and European Court...

Jamila Duncan-Bosu sets out typical claims that can be made to the employment tribunals and the courts in trafficking and modern slavery cases.

A recent report from JUSTICE’s Solving Housing Disputes working party proposes a new Housing Disputes Service. But is it a good idea or will it...

The Legal Aid Practitioners Group is proud to announce the finalists in this year’s Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year awards.

The impact of COVID-19 and the lockdown on those needing advice and representation has been immense.

If plans for the NHS app materialise, what are people letting themselves in for?