Practice area
Judicial review of public bodies, human rights claims, regulatory and disciplinary decisions, public procurement challenges, and environmental and information law.
The appellant, AZ, a citizen of Afghanistan, appealed under the Nationality, Immigration, and Asylum Act 2002 against the Secretary of State's decision of 6 December 2024 refusing the protection claim he had made on 1 March 2024…
Mark Armstrong describes himself as a victim of historical child abuse at Kirklevington Detention Centre and as the representative of over 850 survivors, and has made a large number of requests under section 1 of the Freedom of…
The appellant, KS, is a 21-year-old Turkish national of Kurdish ethnicity who arrived in the United Kingdom on 29 August 2024 and claimed asylum the same day. He asserted a well-founded fear of persecution at the hands of the…
The claimant, Graham Phillips, purchased a property in the London Borough of Islington on 14 February 2003, which has since been his main residence, and met all liabilities on it, including council tax, until the Foreign…
The appellant is the non-resident parent of two children; the second respondent is the person with care, and the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions is the first respondent. The dispute concerns a child maintenance…
Darren Hewitson was sentenced on 8 March 2008 to imprisonment for public protection with a minimum term of four years expiring on 28 March 2012, and is also subject to concurrent IPP sentences imposed on 10 October 2008, with a…
The claimant, Apasen Limited, is a registered charity providing social care and community support services to vulnerable people in East London and a United Kingdom supplier for the purposes of section 100(2) of the Procurement…
The appellant, Richard Holt, a genealogical researcher, requested from NHS England on 20 December 2023 a copy of one right-hand page of a Transcript Book forming part of the 1939 Register, a census-like manual record adopted by…
Mr Buckley's partner died in November 2018. At that time cohabiting partners could not claim bereavement support payment, but the Bereavement Benefits (Remedial) Order 2023, which came into force on 9 February 2023…
Shere Punjab Services Limited held a standard goods vehicle operator's licence, granted from 26 October 2020, authorising 10 vehicles and two trailers, with Mr. Dinesh Kumar as its external transport manager and Mr. Sukhpaljit…
The applicant, Mr Jerry Ugochukwu Okoye, complained to the Information Commissioner on 28 May 2025 about the Crown Prosecution Service's handling of his personal data and its response to what he said was a data subject access…
Bassetlaw District Council brought committal proceedings against Peter Downs for breach of an Anti-Social Behaviour Injunction. The injunction had been made on 18 August 2025, the court having concluded that the defendant had…
The applicant father, T, a British national, and the respondent mother, P, a Russian national, married in the Spring of 2023 after a seven-year relationship and had a son, Y, now two years old, who holds both British and Russian…
The appellant, Leah Moore, applied to the Registrar of Approved Driving Instructors for a third trainee licence. The Registrar's decision on that application was the subject of an appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (General…
The claimant, LVN, is a 16-year-old child with special educational needs, acting by her grandmother as litigation friend. The defendant, the London Borough of Southwark, is her local education authority and maintains an…
The applicant, Fernando Melendez, complained to the Information Commissioner on 20 June 2025 about the way Remote Technology Services Limited had answered his data subject access request, the complaint being handled under…
The appellant, Jenny Lunnon, has for some time raised concerns about Woodeaton Manor School, a special school in Oxfordshire rated inadequate by Ofsted in November 2023 and placed in special measures. That rating triggered the…
The Applicant, Keith Gooderson, complained to the Information Commissioner on 13 February 2026 about an individual data controller who had provided medical treatment to a member of his family but did not supply details of that…
The First Appellant, a citizen of Bangladesh, came to the UK on a student visa in March 2021. Her case is that during the COVID-19 pandemic her mother's business in Bangladesh failed and her mother borrowed money from GA, an…
Pertemps Limited, the representative member of one of the VAT groups within a large and well-regarded recruitment group, appealed against two decisions of HMRC dated 2 and 9 January 2025 imposing late payment penalties of…