David Neale highlights important recent cases on the government’s Rwanda policy, ouster of Cart judicial reviews, procedural fairness in...

Jan Luba KC and Sam Madge-Wyld cover housing law news and legislation, and cases on possession claims, injunctions, tenancy deposits, rent repayment...

Mani Singh Basi’s book is a clear, helpful guide to a sensitive aspect of family law, writes Cris McCurley.

Cameron Neilson and Jamie McGowan set out why practitioners should consider rent repayment orders and give a brief outline on how to go about claiming...

Muna Adam reports on a disrepair claim that ran simultaneously with an ombudsman investigation, leading to a successful settlement for the tenant.

The first reading in the House of Lords of the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill took place on 18 January 2024.

On 10 January 2024, the Ministry of Justice issued a call for evidence for the Review of Civil Legal Aid and on 19 January, it published Survey of...

Sign-up is now open for the London Legal Walk 2024, which will take place on 18 June. As previously, there will be two regular 10 km routes and two...

It’s been two years since I sat in the Wanstead Tap on a chilly January evening, listening to journalist Nick Wallis talk about his new book,...

The challenges and benefits of remote and hybrid working.

David Ormandy and Stephen Battersby highlight further concerns raised over the forthcoming revised Housing Health and Safety Rating System.

A look at two aspects of recent age assessment cases: housing age-disputed children in extremely unsafe conditions, and the Home Office’s...