

Access (finally) Granted: Gay rights activist wins 13 year asylum battle
The commonly held belief that the number 13 is an unlucky one doesn't seem to apply to Aderonke Apata , who, after 13 years of battling...


The Government defeated... again: Employment Tribunal Fees (The Aftermath)
As many will no doubt be aware, there has been recent litigation regarding the legality of the fees that have been imposed by the...


Assisted Dying: A cloudy future
Assisted Dying (also referred to as Euthanasia in this article) has been a topic of discussion that has been raging for decades now, and...


Equality for ALL: pension rights for same-sex couples
It appears that there was another massive step in favour of equality, again out of the Supreme Court, as a man has won equal pension...


Self-employment... what IS it?
When someone mentions the word "self-employed" or "self-employment", one would immediately but naturally envisage a scene where that...


Hillsborough: The Contempt of Court Act - can it work?
Contempt of Court has been somewhat been in the limelight recently, particular in relation to the Katie Rough trial and of course, the...


The Media vs Law: Is the law over-dramatised?
Having had many conversations with friends outside of the legal sphere over the past few years, it is apparent that the law is portrayed...


Update: Northern Ireland, Judicial Review of Abortion Policy
It has been a tough few weeks for the Government, as they have seen numerous policies being stripped down, scrutinised and branded as...


(Another) Conservative policy for the scrapheap?
Some three weeks ago, the Supreme Court delivered a hammer blow to the Home Office. The hit came in the form of a ruling that is likely...


Northern Ireland: Judicial Review of Abortion Policy
It was reported on 14th June 2017 that the highest court within the UK, the Supreme Court, narrowly rejected an appeal from Northern...













