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Bindmans’ Private Client team celebrates participation in Will Aid 2024
News — 28 April 2025
Katie Wheatley comments on the Pre-Sentence Reports Bill
News — 04 June 2021
Comment: campaigners calling for a crackdown on police stop and search powers
Following a recent rise in concerns that police stop and search powers could be extended under the new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, Rachel Harger, solicitor in our Actions…
News — 03 June 2021
Comment: court rules housing asylum seekers at Napier Barracks was unlawful
Today, the High Court has ruled that the Home Office’s decision to house asylum seekers at Napier Barracks was unlawful, after the living conditions failed to meet a minimum standard. Jessie…
News — 02 June 2021
Comment: Covid-19 catch up plan for school children pitiful
The Guardian has reported that the Covid-19 catch up plan for English pupils is pitiful compared with other countries. In response to this report, Alex Temple, solicitor in our Education Law team, comments:…
Bindmans solicitor assists with Migrants Organise mental capacity report
Over the past three years, Will Whitaker, Solicitor in our Public Law team, has been part of the advisory panel assisting Migrants Organise with a project aimed at helping people in the…
Blog — 28 May 2021
Holding ministers to account: the issues with self-regulation
If you are a regulated individual, you should be familiar with your regulator’s standards of conduct, performance, and ethics. If a referral or complaint is made about you to your…
Strokes - a brief discussion
A stroke is one of the most common causes of acquired brain injury, and affects approximately 100,000 people every year. According to the Stroke Association, almost 25% of strokes happen…
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