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The Undercover Policing Inquiry was set up in 2015 to get to the truth about undercover policing across England and Wales since 1968 and provide recommendations for...

The extent of the Court of Protection’s power to grant injunctions has not always been clear, to judges and lawyers alike. Practitioners will recall that...

As part of our celebration of this year’s International Women’s Day we are highlighting Anna Morris – an exceptional barrister who has recently been appointed...

We asked our practice managers, Christian Wolfenden and Michael Johnston to share their experiences of the role and how it differs from other places they...

R. (on the application of K) v Secretary of State For Work and Pensions [2023] EWHC 233 (Admin) Anyone with any experience trying to negotiate...

Landlords are under obligations to keep tenants’ homes in repair and fit for human habitation. Shelter and Citizens Advice have lots of information about the...

Initially penned for Black History Month, we have written this blog looking at the present-day realities and recent experiences of barristers of colour in our...

Although Black History Month may have passed for this year, we have written two blogs looking at people of colour and the legal world. Firstly,...

Knackered Briefs is a series of accounts from criminal barristers highlighting the issues associated with the sustained underfunding of the criminal justice system in England...