Public Law

Articles

Public Law and private law: two sides of the same coin?

Jo Delahunty KC argues for integrating public law's rigorous evidence and professional standards into private law to enhance justice

“The solution for a dissatisfied litigant is not to threaten the judge”

Annabel Whittaker explores the multiple lessons from Ferme v Gwinnutt

Updated pensions guidance provides greater clarity for divorcing couples

Recent updates and reports provide crucial guidance for pension sharing in divorce, highlighting significant gender disparities

The causes and remedies of England's health and social care

Lisa Morgan says the system needs an system overhaul

Navigating sexual misconduct allegations in universities

Peter Csemiczky examines the evolving landscape of how allegations of sexual misconduct are handled within educational institutions in the UK

Tackling the social mobility crisis in the legal industry

Jo-Anne Pugh discusses the role of the UK’s legal industry in tackling the country’s growing social mobility crisis and what we can do to create positive change

CEO severance pay risks NatWest's legal and reputational standing

From Nigel Farage's controversial account closure to CEO resignations, David Greenhalgh explores how NatWest is navigating a public relations and legal minefield

The rights of travellers facing eviction from public land

Michael Imperato and Jack Felvus examine a significant case for the rights of travellers –  and for local authorities when undertaking evictions