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The TOEIC scandal: an ongoing injustice

Great Ormond Street Hospital respond to concerns over ‘aggressive’ gastroenterology treatment

Nabil Choucair, who lost six close relatives in the Grenfell Tower Fire, questions the rigour of the police investigation into the causes of the fire.

8 month old Charlie Gard will not be permitted to travel to America to receive pioneering treatment, High Court rules

Hillsborough Family Legal Teams including Bindmans jointly awarded the ‘Outstanding Achievement’ Award at the Modern Law Awards 2016

Hillsborough Family Legal Teams including Bindmans jointly awarded the Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year

Inquest into the death of Simon Harris, 30 year old who died at Goodmayes Hospital begins on Monday 23 May 2016

Hillsborough inquest: Jury finds victims were unlawfully killed and fans were blameless

Miranda appeal court rules anti terrorism laws breach fundamental rights and have been misinterpreted by the police and Secretary of State

Inquest into police shooting finds death of Dean Joseph may have been avoided

Swansea’s church schools win battle for equality in school transport provision

The Lord Chancellor’s Guidance on Inquest funding: judgement finds its unlawful, unlawful and unlawful. He gets it wrong again

Jane Nicklinson goes to Strasbourg for justice

Supreme Court landmark judgment today on the right to die cases of Jane Nicklinson & Paul Lamb

The European Parliament must not condone human rights abuses in the United Arab Emirates says Geoffrey Bindman

Death of 18-year old Connor Sparrowhawk was preventable

Miranda press freedoms challenge heads to the Court of Appeal

Miranda Judicial review challenge to be heard on 6 and 7 November

Open justice versus secret evidence - Miranda hearing today

David Miranda case attracts worldwide media coverage

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