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William Ford

Council Unlawfully Assesses Disabled Child’s Housing Needs

Local Authority fails to lawfully assess the housing needs of a single mother and her disabled child This case involved...

Edward Taylor

The High Court has ordered Tower Hamlets to provide suitable accommodation to a homeless disabled woman whom it had left...

Edward Taylor

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

Edward Taylor

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

Adele Pinkett

Background to the case Osbornes Law represented a client who had been found intentionally homeless by his local authority. He...

Sean Hughes

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

Edward Taylor

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

William Ford

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

William Ford

Case Summary: Unlawful Eviction Claim Against Private Landlord This matter involved an unlawful eviction claim brought by our clients against...

William Ford

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