Topic
Homelessness
347 published works
Searcy Law Blog
The Lord’s Place to Host March to End Homelessness on February 27 in West Palm Beach, FL
By Searcy Law
The Lord’s Place, a non-profit organization devoted to breaking the cycle of homelessness in West Palm Beach, is hosting its March to End Homelessness on February 27, 2026. The event…
Microjuris Blog
Sobre el tapete el sinhogarismo oculto y otros males en el tema de vivienda en Puerto Rico
Por Daniel Rivera Vargas La escasez de herramientas para proteger a los arrendadores, la necesidad de que el proceso de desahucio sea uno más balanceado entre el propietario y los…
Nearly Legal: Housing Law News and Comment
Catching Up – Homelessness and Allocations
By Giles Peaker
A batch of case notes on homelessness and allocations cases. RR, R (on the application of) v The London Borough of Enfield (2025) EWCA Civ 1390 An appeal to the…
Nearly Legal: Housing Law News and Comment
Job ads – Dorset, City of London/Nationwide
By Giles Peaker
Shelter Location: Covering our Dorset service – This can be a hybrid role based on service demands Salary: Grade 6 – £43,338 per annum Full time: 37.5 per week Contract: Permanent Closing…
Religion Clause
Camping Ordinance Does Not Violate Free Exercise Rights of Homeless Resident
In Hebbe v. City of Folsom, (ED CA, Dec. 3, 2025), plaintiff who is an unhoused resident of Folsom, California, challenges on numerous grounds a Folsom Ordinance that prohibits public…
Subrogation & Recovery Law Blog
Potential Shift in Liability Landscape for Unregulated Homeless Encampments on Government Property
Homelessness is a major issue in American cities. We receive many subrogation inquiries about whether public entities can be pursued when an incident begins in a homeless encampment on government…
Legal Theory Blog
Black on Pedestrian Use of Street Median Bans and the First Amendment
Taylor J. Black (University of New Mexico School of Law) has posted Walking the Line on Safety and Free Speech: Sidestepping First Amendment Challenges to Median Bans (New Mexico Law…
Law Times News
About one in 10 of homeless Ontarians went straight from provincial jail to the streets: report
John Howard Society of Ontario’s paper notes rental market discrimination, income assistance gaps
For Purpose Law Group Blog
From Urban Sidewalks to Community Solutions: A Few Thoughts on Homelessness and Urban Impact
By May Harris
This week I have been in San Diego, California helping our team at For Purpose Law Group (FPLG) settle into our new office space. As FPLG began in San Diego,…
Diversity Matters
Making Space for Homeless Queers: An Interview with The Outside Project
This Pride Month, Kingsley Napley’s LGBTQ+ & Allies Network spoke with Carla Ecola (they/them), Co-Founder and Managing Director of The Outside Project. The Outside Project was first established in 2017…