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In the second of a series of blogs for Black History Month, international solicitor Hugh Johnson-Gilbert looks at migration and why it appears the UK's ‘hostile environment' is here to stay.

Law firm Leigh Day has announced that it is investigating potential legal action on behalf of families in England and Scotland against the UK's largest care home ...

In light of the huge debate around the Priti Patel bullying allegations, Aman Thakar explains what employment law says about the issue.

The alleged harvesting of body parts by an orthopaedic surgeon at a Birmingham private hospital is being investigated by police, it is reported by The Independent.

Leigh Day lawyers, jointly with the Law Society of England & Wales, have provided an expert briefing to the Colombian judiciary in a case governing the land rights of indigenous people.

Mr B was driving, Mrs B and their daughter were passengers in the car. As they were driving along the dual carriageway, another car travelling the other way drove across the central reservation,...

It is a question that a lot of my non-cycling family and friends ask me. Indeed, even I have thought of hills as something to dread on the bicycle rather than to enjoy.

More than 300 severely disabled people have issued a claim in the High Court for lost income under the universal credit system.

Shante Turay-Thomas would have celebrated her 21st birthday this week, also two years since she died of acute anaphylaxis.

In November 2015, the cyclist, Albert, was cycling to work when a driver crossed on to the wrong side of the road and hit him head on.

The Department of Health argues that after this date the National Health Service had in place a system to screen all blood transfusions for Hepatits C infection.

Product safety lawyers provide essential guidance for consumers navigating the risks of online shopping, from identifying unsafe products before purchase to understanding your legal rights if a defective item causes harm. Learn how to spot red flags when buying from online marketplaces, verify seller credentials, and take action if you've been injured by a faulty product.

Dementia support campaigners have reacted with fury as Government lawyers delayed their response to a call to tackle the issue of visiting relatives in care homes.

Crisis is a word we hear a lot these days.

A young woman who has Down syndrome has been granted permission for Judicial Review of Norfolk County Council's policy of charging people for essential care and support.

Asylum seekers who have experienced illegal detention in the UK under the application of an EU regulation are bringing a legal claim against the Home Office.

The Black Friday shopping bonanza is well and truly upon us, with many pre-Christmas discounts, offers, and deals having already launched, giving the consumer more time to grab a bargain than just one frenzied day.