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Greenwich transport training decision for disabled young person survives challenge

Court refuses permission for judicial review over council's independent travel training offer for disabled student.

Court grants permission to challenge care provider's sponsor licence revocation

Judge finds arguable case on Home Office's approach to salary shortfall assessment under sponsorship rules.

High Court apportions damages in Aitsan v Duffy fraudulent misrepresentation appeal

Chancellor rules sale proceeds must be split between pre-completion and completion payments in deceit claim.

Burnham’s immigration inheritance: continuity or compromise?

Andy Burnham promises change, but immigration practitioners should expect continuity tempered by selective compromises on settlement and asylum

Doyle Clayton expands Bristol office team

Doyle Clayton has expanded its Bristol office with three key appointments to bolster its employment team

The Chișinău Political Declaration: what does it actually change?

Despite its limited legal force, the Chișinău Declaration could influence domestic courts and Strasbourg migration litigation

James Cook University study reveals litigation's hidden impacts

A recent study exposes the psychological harm embedded in Australia's civil litigation system and calls for reform

Trio of solicitors qualify at firm

Three members of Jackson Lees Group's team have successfully qualified as solicitors after their training contracts concluded in the north west