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28.9.2023 | Muna Adam

Gatekept homeless teenager accommodated by local housing authority

Miss X, a 17 year old whose details are anonymised to protect her privacy, left her family home in March 2022 following...

28.9.2023 | Muna Adam

Ms X, whose details are anonymised to protect her privacy, had been living in a privately rented one-bedroom flat for...

28.9.2023 | Adele Pinkett

Osbornes Law represented a client who had been found intentionally homeless by his local authority. He was extremely vulnerable and...

28.9.2023 | Sean Hughes

Osbornes Law were instructed to assist a client to suspend a warrant for possession. The client had fallen into arrears...

26.9.2023 | Samuel O’Flaherty

Mr X, whose details are anonymised to protect his privacy, fled his home country due to severe persecution from the...

13.9.2023 | William Ford

This matter involved a claim in the High Court for judicial review against Redbridge Council for failure to comply with...

13.7.2023 | Tom McHale

This matter involved an unlawful eviction claim brought by our clients against their private landlord (“the Landlord”). Our clients were...

20.1.2023 | William Ford

Westminster City Council’s housing allocation scheme found to be unlawful The High Court has today handed down judgment finding...

14.7.2022 |

This year the litigation team at Osbornes attended the 20th anniversary of the Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year 2022 (“LALY 2022”)...

5.11.2021 | William Ford

Homeless teenager claims victory for more than 1,200 homeless people after forcing council to overturn unlawful housing policy A homeless teenager...