Countess of Chester Hospital sued after man’s body was allowed to rot The family of Wayne Lammond is suing the Trust for his death. Nicola Miller 1st May 2025
Layla Moran MP backs calls for UK government to provide DES justice As the campaign for DES justice gains traction in the UK, Layla Moran becomes the latest MP to join the call for action. Clare Fletcher 22nd April 2025
New changes to Home Office policy might effect you obtaining citizenship Taking affect from 10th February 2025 Gordon Irving 17th April 2025
Broudie Jackson Canter at the Socio-Legal Studies Annual Conference 2025 The Socio-Legal Studies Annual Conference (SLSA) 2025 is set to be a fantastic event, bringing together scholars, practitioners, and advocates from around the world to discuss and explore critical issues in socio-legal studies. Esther Leach 15th April 2025
36th Anniversary of the Hillsborough Disaster On the 36th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster, we remember the 97 who were tragically lost in 1989. Elkan Abrahamson 15th April 2025
The Desperate Need for Accountability: DES and Its Impact on Generations For decades in the UK, the impact of diethylstilbestrol has gone unreported and unacknowledged. A scandal that has caused immeasurable damage to potentially hundreds of thousands of people. Clare Fletcher 10th April 2025
Listening to the Silenced: Reflections on the Hillsborough Law Family Listening Day Earlier this week (8th April), INQUEST released their “All or Nothing” report on their Family Listening Day, detailing attendees’ emotive stories and the recommendations they’ve put forward. Elkan Abrahamson 9th April 2025
Southport Inquiry Officially Launched by UK Government The UK government formally launched a Public Inquiry into the attack in Southport in July 2024. Nicola Brook 8th April 2025