It can be argued that the health and/or social care needs of children/young people with SEN are being better met as a result of Extended Appeals. Would you agree? Rebecca Currie, Paralegal in our SEN Team, explores the extended powers of…

When is an obstruction of the highway deemed to be lawful or unlawful? What provisions are available to a highway authority in determining this? In this article Rachel Baker, Lawyer in our Planning & Highways Team, delves into this subject…

Following recent changes in the law, Ed Telepneff, Principal Lawyer, Planning, has brought his article on Levelling Up and the Regeneration Act 2023 up to date to reflect the legislative changes. Read his original article here: https://lnkd.in/gJNp6RCc and his updated…

In this insightful article, Shejal Patel, Senior Lawyer in our SEN Team, discusses the 2020 case of “Drexler v Leicestershire County Council”. Being the current leading case on changes to school transport for 16 to 18 year olds, Shejal explores…

We would like to share our latest article by Ed Telepneff, Principal Lawyer in our Planning and Highways Team. He explores the likely effects of the abolition of the “4 year rule” in the Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill (LURA). What are…