Practice area
Judicial review of public bodies, human rights claims, regulatory and disciplinary decisions, public procurement challenges, and environmental and information law.
Ms Kayleigh Williams is registered with Social Care Wales ("SCW") as a Domiciliary Care Worker. An Interim Orders Panel imposed an Interim Suspension Order in respect of her on 29 February 2024, and that order was subsequently…
Mr Hill was the scheme administrator of the Molten Metal 2012 Pension Scheme and Mr McCracken the scheme administrator of the DMI Pension Scheme. HMRC issued each of them an information notice in January 2018. At the time Liddell…
Alec Finch and his son Robert Finch were directors of AFL Insurance Brokers Limited, a wholesale insurance broker authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority and permitted to hold client money. Alec Finch was appointed a…
The first claimant, KDY, is a 13-year-old boy with autism, ADHD and other diagnosed conditions who has held an Education, Health and Care Plan since November 2018. He sues by his mother, NGP, who is the second claimant in her own…
The claimant, Marie-Claire Di Mambro, objected to a proposed change of use of an agricultural building at Shoots Lane, Sheldon, Devon to a guesthouse. The first interested party, Arthur Airey, had applied on 5 March 2025 to East…
The claimant, Code Students (Nottingham) Limited, applied on 5 December 2023 for permission to develop two blocks of purpose-built student accommodation at 51 Glasshouse Street and 1 Cairns Street in Nottingham city centre ("the…
The claimant is the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia (Cultural Bureau); the defendants, Ms Linda Antuan and Ms Nora Chikh Bakr, are former employees whose employment ended in January and March 2023 respectively following a…
CDE is a 15-year-old boy who is non-verbal, severely sight-impaired, life-limited and medically fragile. He has Lowe syndrome and requires complex medical care. He brings this claim by his litigation friend and mother, EDC. For…
The appellant, Mr Andrew Burridge, arrived at Terminal 2 of Manchester Airport on 15 April 2024 on a flight from Banjul, Gambia, having travelled there on a visit organised by his local church to deliver electrical kitchen goods…
The appellant, Morris Aberdeen trading as Morris Roots Natural Hair, is a sole trader carrying on business at 184 Tooting High Street, London. The appellant was required to submit a re-declaration of compliance with its automatic…
Hazelmont (Kent) Limited was the registered provider of a children's home. On 8 May 2026 Ofsted made a decision under section 20B of the Care Standards Act to cancel the company's registration to carry on the home, and the Notice…
The appellant, House for Homes Limited, owned a property at 11A Winchester Road, London. The London Borough of Waltham Forest, as local housing authority, imposed a financial penalty of £15,600 on the company for operating a…
Ancora Children's Homes Limited operated a children's home first registered with Ofsted in October 2023 to care for children of either gender with emotional and social difficulties and learning disabilities. In late March 2026…
Windward Limited was the applicant for GB2108001.5, a patent application handled in the United Kingdom by its patent agent Mr Tom Hutchinson of Hutchinson IP, instructed through the applicant's professional representatives in…
IMI Frank's Carwash Limited, a new business, became subject to the employer duties under the workplace pensions legislation with a duties start date of 1 April 2025 and a deadline of 1 September 2025 for submitting its…
The appellant, Mr John Robert Pascual, lived in Gateshead and had formerly worked on a North Sea oil platform on a high salary until an accident left him unemployable in that industry, though he retained substantial savings and…
The appellant, Collette Chadda, complained to the Information Commissioner on 9 August 2025 about alleged systematic data protection failures by Computershare Investor Services Plc in connection with the administration of the GAM…
The claimant, Yitty Friedman, and her husband, Moshe Friedman, were joint claimants of universal credit. On 3 September 2024 the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions decided that they were not entitled to universal credit…
The appellant, anonymised as JDE under a rule 14 order, was in receipt of universal credit and made a fresh health declaration in relation to her award on 9 April 2024, supported by a fit note. Following a medical examination by…
The appellant, Steven Armstrong, indicated an intention to bring a negligence claim against the NHS concerning the death of his mother. NHS Resolution, the authority responsible for investigating, responding to, resolving and…