Month: February 2024

[ad_1] First of all, a huge thank you and congratulations to all those who worked so hard on their responses to the Review of Civil Legal Aid call

[ad_1] Sonia Lenegan Sonia Lenegan is an experienced immigration, asylum and public law solicitor. She has been practising for over ten years and was previously legal director at

[ad_1] The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has now completed its rapid review into the UK’s Shortage Occupation List (SOL), publishing recommendations on roles to be included on the

[ad_1] Sonia Lenegan Sonia Lenegan is an experienced immigration, asylum and public law solicitor. She has been practising for over ten years and was previously legal director at

[ad_1] The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal from Shamima Begum challenging the Special Immigration Appeals Commission’s decision that the deprivation of her British citizenship was lawful.

[ad_1] I was 13 the first time I saw a stranger’s penis. It was 2005 and I was on MSN Messenger after school. A user added me as

[ad_1] The low down It is four years since Cardiff Business School, in partnership with the Law Society’s Lawyers with Disabilities Division, published their seminal report Legally Disabled.

[ad_1] I attended the University of East Anglia in Norwich. Away from the pressures of an LLB (Hons) degree in Law, I pursued my love of music by

[ad_1] When dividing assets on divorce, it is sometimes necessary to consider not only the proportions in which an asset is to be shared, but how and when

[ad_1] The courts may, pursuant to section 51 of the Senior Courts Act 1981, make a costs order against non-parties to proceedings (NPCO). Whether an order should be