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Stuart Kightley

New Laws to Tackle Intimidatory Driving & Cyclist Safety

The government is considering a new set of road safety laws aimed at protecting cyclists and other vulnerable road users....

Edward Taylor

Housing Disrepair Claim against Housing Association

Enforcement Proceedings issued against Housing Association Osbornes Law recently enforced a binding agreement reached with a housing association concerning much-needed...

Lisa Pepper

When is the best time of year to...

Timing Your Divorce There are important tax considerations, which can mean starting your divorce close to the start of the...

William Ford

Tenancy Deposits and Prescribed Information

Background to the case A tenancy agreement breach can occur when a landlord or tenant fails to comply with their...

Maria Elliot

What Is Equity Release?

Equity release is a type of financial product available to homeowners which allows them to access some of the equity...

Cyclist pushing bike killed in Southall by HGV

London’s cycling death toll due to grew by another death last week due to a cycling accident when a 60...

William Ford

Racism in Social Housing Allocation Scheme

Introduction To The Case The case of R (Gullu) v the London Borough of Hillingdon and R(Teresa Ward and...

Shilpa Mathuradas

Tenant Fees Act 2019

Tenant Fees Act 2019 comes into effect On 12 February 2019, the Tenant Fees Bill received Royal Assent and comes into effect on...

Edward Taylor

Young asylum seekers – children being classified as adults

On BBC Newsnight, last night (5 April) reporters revealed young asylum seekers are being incorrectly classified by the Home office as...

Lisa Pepper

Parenting Plans

Do I need a parenting plan? A parenting plan can be highly beneficial for families that share parenting responsibilities. It...