Protests: the Public Order Act 2023 explained

News — 01 May 2025

Bindmans announces two partner and four associate promotions

We are pleased to announce the promotion of two partners, alongside the promotion of four associates for 2025. Christian HansenPartner, Housing and Property Litigation | Public Law and Human Rights…

News — 28 April 2025

Katie Wheatley comments on the Pre-Sentence Reports Bill

Katie Wheatley, Head of our Crime, Fraud and Regulatory team, has been quoted in Solicitors Journal and Edward Fennell’s Legal Diary on the passing of the Pre-Sentence Reports Bill. This…

News — 04 April 2025

UK Government apologises for the 1948 massacre of 24 unarmed men at Batang Kali, Malaya

Bindmans’ client, the Action Committee Condemning the Batang Kali Massacre, has welcomed the “sincere” apology given by Catherine West MP, UK Minister for the Indo-Pacific in response to its 75th…

News — 27 March 2025

Al-Haq files its reply for challenge to the sale of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel

Al-Haq, a Palestinian human rights organisation, have filed their reply to the Government’s defence of its decision to continue granting licences to sell F-35 fighter jet components and other weapons…

News — 14 February 2025

Justice for AP: Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust pays damages following detention and seclusion of man with learning disabilities and autism for 340 days

The High Court has approved the settlement of a civil claim brought by Bindmans client ‘AP’, by which Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust will pay significant damages for the detention…

News — 07 February 2025

Bindmans’ client and 13 family members relocated to the UK from Afghanistan after successful court proceedings

Following successful legal proceedings in the High Court, Bindmans’ client (AB) and his 13 family members have been relocated to the UK from Afghanistan, where they had lived in hiding…

News — 04 February 2025

Bindmans proudly sponsors the Alf Dubs Lecture Trust event

We are proud to sponsor the Alf Dubs Lecture Trust event: “Is international law unravelling?” This event will be taking place on Thursday 6 February. Lord Dubs, who has devoted…

News — 31 January 2025

Court grants permission for challenge to the sale of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel to proceed to a hearing

Mr Justice Chamberlain has granted permission to Al-Haq, a Palestinian human rights organisation, to proceed to a rolled-up 3-4 day hearing of its challenge to the government’s decision to continue…

News — 27 January 2025

Emma Varley quoted in The Guardian on the DWP benefits deduction scheme

Emma Varley, associate in our Public Law and Human Rights team, has been quoted in The Guardian on the High Court’s decision that the way the Department of Work and…

News — 22 January 2025

The High Court finds another DWP benefits deduction scheme is unlawful

The High Court has found in the case of Roberts v The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions that the way in which the Department of Work and Pensions…

News — 23 December 2024

Claim against BP for negligence in facilitating oil supply to Israel amid ongoing war crimes and genocide allegations

23 December 2024 – Palestinian victims of Israel’s bombing of Gaza have taken the first step in issuing a formal legal claim in a British court against BP plc and…

News — 17 December 2024

Katie Wheatley comments in The Independent on Lucy Letby’s lawyers requesting fresh appeal

Katie Wheatley, who heads our Crime, Fraud and Regulatory team, has today been quoted in The Independent on the latest developments in the Lucy Letby case: Lucy Letby’s lawyers seek…

News — 04 December 2024

Press release: Back to basics: Upper Tribunal Judges placed no weight on evidence from two Local Authorities, because they focused on appearance and demeanour

Basmah Sahib and Javaria Ahmed of Bindmans LLP have secured a positive age decision in the case of ARIA v London Borough of Hounslow (JR-2024-LON-000862). On 21 November 2024, Upper…

News — 03 December 2024

Katie Wheatley shares her thoughts on the recent Terminally Ill (End of Life) Bill vote

Katie Wheatley, head of our Crime, Fraud and Regulatory team, has been quoted in the New Law Journal, the Law Society Gazette and the Canadian Lawyer. Katie shared her thoughts…

News — 22 November 2024

Press release: Age accepted within hours of young person giving their evidence

Basmah Sahib and Javaria Ahmed in our Public Law and Human Rights team have secured a positive age decision in the case of ARIA v London Borough of Hounslow. Yesterday…

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