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Homelessness

Homelessness

There are few areas of law as complex and fast-moving as homelessness; almost from week to week, a new and important case is reported.

Homelessness litigation is also a multi-disciplinary area of work: it cuts across not only housing law and public law, but human rights, discrimination law, immigration law, family law, and local government law.

Members of 42BR’s team are homelessness specialists, and they are instructed in County Court s204 appeals, in High Court Judicial Reviews, and in the Court of Appeal – by homeless applicants, and by local authorities.

We can draft urgent Court documents, advise at short notice on the merits of a threatened judicial review, advise on Administrative Court practice and procedure, and generally assist in progressing the case.  We understand that sometimes the situation will be urgent, that sometimes it will be impossible to obtain detailed instructions, and that strategic thinking will always be needed.

 

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