News & Insights

Filter your search:

16.4.2024 | Emma Vincent Miller

When can you challenge public body decisions about...

An introduction to public law Public law governs the relationship between public bodies, such as central government or local government,...

16.4.2024 | Rahul Kanani

Age is just a number? Shining a light on Local Authorities’ Short-Form Assessments of Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children A recent report...

16.4.2024 | Lisa Pepper

New guidance, if properly applied, could effectively compel couples to try anything but court as a way to resolve their...

8.4.2024 | Victoria Plisson

Si vous êtes un ressortissant français ayant des liens avec l’Angleterre et que vous envisagez de divorcer, les...

8.4.2024 | Victoria Plisson

Introduction If you are a French national with connections to England and considering a divorce, both the French courts and...

8.4.2024 | Nicholas Leahy

Nicholas Leahy, an Associate in the Clinical Negligence team at Osbornes Law, has recently settled a long-running fatal medical negligence...

5.4.2024 | Edward Taylor

Osbornes Law has assisted a vulnerable client to recover underpaid disability benefits totalling over £32,000. Our client, a disabled young man,...

22.3.2024 | James Mayall

The 2019 Conservative Manifesto made a commitment to end “no fault evictions”. This has now been set out in the proposed...

22.3.2024 | Shilpa Mathuradas

The case related to proceedings under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (“TOLATA”) in respect of joint...

22.3.2024 | Katie de Swarte

If the contents of a will comes as a surprise, then one of the things to consider is whether the...