News — 05 May 2021

Home Office makes changes to its Global Talent Route

The Home Office has today announced changes to the Global Talent route for individuals who have already been awarded prestigious international prizes, to allow them to apply for a visa on…

News — 01 May 2021

Severely disabled child exempted from hotel quarantine following urgent legal action

A severely disabled child who was refused an exemption from hotel quarantine has been allowed to return home to complete their period of self-isolation, following an urgent application for an…

News — 30 April 2021

Bindmans warns of ‘conspicuously unjust’ proposals in response to judicial review consultation

We have published our response to the government’s consultation on Judicial Review Reform. The consultation asked 19 questions on wide-ranging proposals, including changes to remedies, the boundaries of judicial review…

News — 30 April 2021

Bindmans partner Katie Wheatley quoted in The Times

Katie Wheatley, Head of our Crime, Fraud and Regulatory team, has been quoted in an article published by The Times. Last week, the Court of Appeal cleared the convictions of…

News — 29 April 2021

Comment: more support needed for young people with mental health and social care needs

Will Whitaker, solicitor in our Public Law team, comments on the BBC’s article regarding the poor treatment of young people with autism or learning disabilities in specialist and residential care. Will…

News — 29 April 2021

Mental Health Act white paper response from Bindmans

Bindmans LLP has responded to a consultation on the Mental Health Act by the Department of Health and Social Care. The consultation was prompted by an independent review of the…