7th October 2019
Campaigners battling to save the UK’s only Latin village will have their case to prevent its demolition heard in the High Court, Royal Courts of Justice this Tuesday. The two-day hearing will take place on Tuesday 8th and Thursday 10th October at the Royal Courts of Justice, although a decision will be reserved until a…
5th August 2019
A mum-of-four who faced eviction from her house five months after she gave birth to twins has won a two year legal battle to stay in her childhood home. Danni Morris, 24, gave up her council flat while heavily pregnant to care for her cancer-stricken grandmother and moved back into the family home in in…
1st July 2019
A homeowner is taking legal action against HS2 as she believes the multi-million pound scheme breaches her human rights and could endanger lives. Hero Granger-Taylor, 65, has received an engineer’s report that claims planned tunnels close to her home could cause a 120-year-old 10 metre high wall to collapse ‘with catastrophic consequences’. The report looked…
12th April 2019
Hodge Jones & Allen has bolstered its public law expertise helping clients challenge government decisions with the appointment of a public law specialist Adam Tear. Adam, who is a solicitor advocate able to represent clients in the higher courts in the UK, has joined as a partner to build the public law capability at the…
23rd July 2018
In a further blow to the disappearing history of London’s Soho, a long-term resident who founded and ran the club ‘Les Cousins’ with her husband in the 1960s is being forced to leave the flat she has lived in for nearly 50 years as a protected tenant. Diana Matheou’s family created the iconic folk and…
