Legal Aid lawyers to have their say over sector funding Samantha Dulieu 10 May Courts, Legal aid, News
Capacity and viability of legal aid sector will worsen without reform and funding Syed Chishty 3 Dec LASPO, Legal aid, News
Criminal legal aid firms warn of ‘mass rejection’ of new contracts due to serious concerns about fees Nithin Vijayan 25 Oct Crime, Lawyers, Legal aid
Vulnerable populations at risk due to outdated thresholds for Legal Aid Askley K. Shakib 23 Jul Crime, Equality, Human rights, Legal aid
Vast majority of civil legal aid work is loss-making, according to new figures Samantha Dulieu 21 May Legal aid, News
Further delays to Legal Aid means test reforms, leaving justice system ‘at the point of collapse’ Melin Onal 18 Mar Courts, Legal aid, News
Law Society victory in challenge to government over Legal Aid Hannah Matthews 2 Feb Courts, Legal aid, News
Plummeting number of duty solicitors ‘puts future of the criminal justice system at risk’ Samantha Dulieu 21 Jun Crime, Legal aid
Raab faces judicial review over legal aid funding for criminal defence solicitors Udit Mahalingam 12 Jan Legal aid
Civil legal aid reform timetable is ‘too slow’, warns Bar Council Chair. Udit Mahalingam 10 Jan Legal aid, News
Refugee rights at further risk as the immigration and asylum ‘advice drought’ grows Nuno Ferreira William McCready and Judith Townend 12 Dec Legal aid
Access to justice hindered by insufficient legal aid, says the Bar Council Venita Yeung 18 Nov Legal aid, News
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