Description: Steve Hynes
Steve Hynes
Steve Hynes is a freelance consultant and writer. He was previously director of LAG. He is a well-known commentator in the written and broadcast media on legal aid and access to justice issues.
Prior to joining LAG Steve was the director of the Law Centres Federation (LCF) and has worked as manager of a Citizens Advice Bureau in Manchester as well as Rochdale Law Centre®.

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APPGs discuss the difficulties in raising awareness of legal aid
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Jun 2019
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Mapping the gaps in community care law provision
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Jun 2019
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Legal Aid at 70: The greatest legal aid case
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Jun 2019
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The LASPO review: edited version of speech by Steve Hynes to Westminster Legal Policy Forum on 19 March 2019
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Apr 2019
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LASPO review: effects on the profession
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Mar 2019
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LASPO review: revealing the damage
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Feb 2019
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Editorial: A plan that has more warm words than action
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Feb 2019
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The price of online courts
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Dec 2018
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A specialist housing court is likely to help only private sector landlords, not their tenants
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Nov 2018
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We need a large dose of political will to cure the ills that LASPO has caused
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Oct 2018
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The case of Wendy Lomax illustrates the geographic and bureaucratic lottery that civil legal aid has become
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Aug 2018
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Law Society victorious in criminal legal aid fees judicial review, but what about access to justice?
By Steve Hynes (view page)
on Aug 2018
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