Sue James argues that integrating legal advice with other services can help people in poverty with numerous problems that a siloed approach may miss.

The High Court recently found that there were ‘no legal aid deserts and no identifiable cases of unmet need’ in the police station duty...

The National Audit Office published Government’s Management of Legal Aid: Ministry of Justice, Legal Aid Agency (HC 514) on 9 February 2024.

The Ministry of Justice opened the consultations on 29 January 2024.

Update on LAG.

Sam Madge-Wyld and Liz Davies KC cover housing law news and legislation, and cases on possession, civil penalties, rent repayment orders, mobile...

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

Janet Farrell and Christina Bodenes highlight important reports on the Brook House Inquiry and GPS tagging, and cases on interim relief and damages.

Philip Tsamados rounds up policy, legislation and guidance developments and cases on discrimination, procedure, contractual rights, unfair dismissal...

Abigail Holt, Ollie Persey and Marc Willers KC report on COP28 and some recent climate change cases in Europe and the USA.

As Jan Luba KC steps back from an extraordinary 42 years of writing for Legal Action and LAG, his co-authors and LAG colleagues pay tribute to his...

There is one critical area that needs attention when looking at access to justice from the perspective of an employment tribunal user: enforcement.