For the legal profession as a whole, the ramifications have been severe and, predictably, those at the junior end have been heavily impacted.

Jamila Duncan-Bosu outlines the key issues when making claims under the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme.

Angela Jackman and Eleanor Wright look at the education provisions of the Coronavirus Act 2020 and round up recent cases on school inspections, higher...

Dave Cowan looks at the changes and developments in policy, legislation and case law relating to owner occupation.

Matthew Ahluwalia, Carla Clarke and Rosie Brighouse examine a case that clarifies the position for public authorities where applying a provision of...

Alice Livermore, Joanna Dean and Stephen Heath round up Acts and bills, consultations and inquiries, government proposals and policies, reports, and...

Sam Madge-Wyld and Jan Luba QC cover housing law in the national emergency, other housing law news and legislation, and cases on enforcement (civil...

Philip Tsamados rounds up legislation and guidance arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Southall Black Sisters and the Public Interest Law Centre launched a legal challenge against the housing and communities secretary on 27 April.

The government must urgently step up the release of low-risk prisoners to tackle the huge threat of coronavirus in prisons.

The Ministry of Justice has announced changes including improvements to widen access to legal aid in domestic abuse cases, as well as the...

Remote hearings have been introduced across the justice system in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Sue James asks whether they’re really working...