Atiyah Malik, a highly experienced criminal defence solicitor with an in-depth knowledge of regulatory and criminal law has joined London...

Long battle for justice which saw poorly armoured Snatch Land Rover vehicles removed from battle and led to human rights...

Jayesh Kunwardia, social housing partner says: “I expect that our clients will be disappointed at the narrow focus the inquiry...

Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon has apologised personally to the mother of a British soldier killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq in July 2005 while riding in a lightly armoured Snatch Land Rover.

A 12-year legal battle by his mother Sue Smith has resulted in a formal apology from Sir Michael, who said bringing alternative protected vehicles into service “could have saved lives”, according to the BBC.

Ms Smith said the apology from the Defence Secretary was “bittersweet”, adding: “I’d like it to be that his death made a difference. He’s not just a casualty of Iraq.”

The family’s lawyer, Jocelyn Cockburn, said today the “strong apology” was the end of a long journey but warned against Conservative plans to stop similar cases being brought through the courts.

High court judge orders NHS to reconsider decision to refuse funding for Kuvan drug for seven-year-old with autism and PKU.

Peter Todd, Partner in Personal Injury team, who is representing S’s family, said they were “greatly heartened” by the ruling.

“Although no mandatory order for funding was made, it would be wholly extraordinary if the IFR panel was to, once again, find reason to not fund this life-changing drug for a child…

We are delighted that Raj Chada, a Partner in Criminal Defence team, has been shortlisted in the Solicitor Advocate of the Year. Vidisha Joshi, the Managing Partner has said  “We are incredibly proud of Raj’s nomination and are looking forward to the ceremony taking place in October. ”

The award ceremony will take place on the Thursday 19 October, where winners will be announced.