Ollie Persey on why a 1721 ‘David and Goliath’ dispute between a chimney sweep’s boy and a wealthy silversmith still strikes a chord...

A rare spell of illness dampens Katherine Adams’ spirits but allows time for reflection on the link between poor housing and poor health.

Atif Kaudri takes a look at the government’s proposed changes to the work capability assessment and Mind’s responses to it.

In recent months, the MoJ has decided to rethink its approach to legal support and has now started to test this in public as it develops a new Legal...

Kaweh Beheshtizadeh says the Labour leader’s biography suggests this former radical human rights lawyer has the makings of a radical prime...

A round-up of the latest important cases from Adam Boukraa, Steve Broach KC, Anne-Marie Irwin, Daniel Kozelko and Rachel Sullivan (adults), and...

Long-standing housing lawyer Adrian Brazier on what drove him to step away from the social justice coalface.

Angela Jackman KC (Hon) and Eleanor Wright look at recent updates to guidance for local authorities on travel to school for children of compulsory...

Gemma Daly, Sophy Miles and Nancy Williams highlight important cases on capacity and expert evidence, capacity to make decisions about sex and...

Where Has My Justice Gone?, a new report by Dr Natalie Byrom, provides a helpful framework for mapping current issues in access to justice in England...

Jawaid Luqmani highlights important changes to the Immigration Rules and new statutory instruments.

Pippa Banham reports on a mindboggling and inspiring learning exchange to visit social justice organisations in New York.