On Tuesday next week – 28th June – I will be getting the train (I hope!) to London to do my second London Legal Walk. Last year I did it as part of my trio of legal walks in Liverpool,
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The Steve Cornforth Blog, published by Steve Cornforth, focuses on detailed discussions of housing law, tenant rights, and landlord obligations, particularly in relation to housing conditions and disrepair claims. It also covers public law topics including judicial appointments, court system challenges, and human rights issues. The blog addresses procedural aspects of civil litigation such as case allocation and costs, and comments on recent legislative developments like Awaab's Law affecting social housing. It provides commentary on the practical impact of legal rules and government policies on tenants, landlords, and the justice system.
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Good news for Claire – let’s hope that this changes everything
It was just over two years ago that I wrote about the disturbing case of Claire Matthews who found herself struck off after leaving a briefcase on train. Her desperate attempts to try and retrieve the situation ended badly –…
Legal Aid and Inquests – again!
Concerning the English Language, Boris Johnson and dripping clocks
As you know, I normally rant on here about matters that concern the law and legal practice. But this post is all about my worries concerning the English Language. Firstly, I need to declare an interest. I am a grammar…
Politician accuses lawyers of ‘self-interest’ – seriously?
I have never met a lawyer whose motivation came anywhere near self-interest.It hasn’t taken long for the New Year to usher in the familiar attacks on lawyers from politicians. This is the recent assertion from former Health Secretary, Jeremy…
You’ll find us all – doin’ the London Walk
Fitness for Human Habitation Act – without Legal Aid what is the point?
Re-thinking Clinical Negligence again – Part 2 NHS or Private Care? (and a short history lesson)
This is the second blog post in relation to the recent report by the commons committee – the Safety of Maternity Services in England – https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5802/cmselect/cmhealth/19/1902.htm My previous post looked at the problem of separating Clinical Negligence from other…