Fiona Bawdon looks at what the inquiry’s second report into the fire that killed 72 people tells us about the role of lawyers in the lead-up to...

The well-liked Labour MP Andy Slaughter has been elected chair of the House of Commons Justice Committee.

October 2024 will see Garden Court Chambers mark 50 years since it was founded in 1974 by six young barristers recently out of pupillage.

Legal Aid Practitioners Group has developed a toolkit aimed at those who are new to managing the Legal Aid Agency’s notoriously complex civil...

It is with overwhelming sadness that I write this month’s editorial. I am sure that most people reading this will have heard the news about...

Sam Madge-Wyld and Liz Davies KC cover housing law news and legislation, and cases on possession claims, unlawful eviction, rent repayment orders,...

Our new research uncovers shocking levels of domestic abuse perpetrated by serving police officers, says Harriet Wistrich. It’s time for...

Stephanie Harrison KC and David Renton set out what employment practitioners need to know about the right to work and why.

Despite principle of jury equity, the attorney general in the last government decided to commence contempt proceedings against Trudi Warner.

The change of season, new staff and a new legal aid contract see Katherine Adams in reflective mood.

A little-known effect of Brexit was to weaken legal protections for disabled people, says John Horan. The new Labour government should introduce...

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