14 Sept 2015Gove's description of public protest as 'uncivilised' gives pause for thoughtWill the right to freedom of assembly be included in the government's new Bill of Rights?
9 Sept 2015Linklaters trains its lawyers in housing law in access to justice pushElite law firms encouraged to 'play their part in providing greater access to justice'
7 Sept 2015Efficiency drive curbs local authorities' spend on legal adviceCouncils spend £156m on law firms and barristers, down 10 per cent on previous year
12 Aug 2015'Need for social welfare lawyers has never been greater,' says TLEFBig law backs Justice First Fellowship Scheme which will provide £75,000 to LPC graduates with a passion for helping society's most vulnerable
14 Jul 2015Interveners: Meddle at your perilChanges to judicial review mean interveners will be unlikely to recover costs unless they add value to the proceedings, explains Morag Ellis QC
10 Jul 2015Citrus justiceThe Great British public love to consider themselves as law-abiding citizens.
30 Jun 2015Licence to thrillJeremy Phillips considers a number of recent decisions from the world of licensing
23 Jun 2015Giving universal credit where it's due in divorceCarla Ditz discusses how the new benefit system works, where its failings lie, and how it affects spousal maintenance