Success in Court of Appeal in child disability...
The Court of Appeal has today handed judgment in the case of Harrington v Secretary of State for Work and...
Read moreTom studied History at the University of York and graduated with a first class honours degree in 2015. After completing his degree Tom taught English in Tokyo, Japan, before completing a masterâs degree at St. Anneâs College, Oxford.
He then completed his GDL at the University of Law, graduating with a distinction and prior to joining Osbornes as a Paralegal in 2019, spent time volunteering at Camden Community Law Centre assisting in arrears of immigration and housing law.
He is currently completing his LPC at the University of Law and outside of work enjoys, playing music, running and reading.
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The Court of Appeal has today handed judgment in the case of Harrington v Secretary of State for Work and...
Read moreThe Court of Appeal has today dismissed the legacy benefit Claimantsâ appeal of the decision of the High Court dated 18...
Read moreOn 18 February 2022 the High Court dismissed the case brought by Osbornes on behalf of 4 claimants challenging the governments failure to...
Read moreThis year the litigation team at Osbornes attended the 20th anniversary of the Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year 2022 (âLALY 2022â)...
Read moreJudgment was handed down on 04 May 2022 in the Court of Appeal in an important case regarding the main housing duty....
Read moreHomeless teenager claims victory for more than 1,200 homeless people after forcing council to overturn unlawful housing policy A homeless teenager...
Read moreA homeless teenager is taking a London council to the High Court for âunlawfullyâ banning hundreds of homeless people from...
Read moreFollowing an investigation by ITV nearly 500 homes in the Eastfields Estate in Mitcham, south London, owned by the housing association...
Read moreLast year I set out in two blogs the amendments implemented by the Government in the procedure for residential possession ...
Read moreFor the last 8 years Brent Council has stopped the majority of homeless applicants from bidding for rehousing, treating them as â...
Read moreThousands of leaseholders are facing huge bills for safety improvements to their building after the Grenfell disaster. As a result...
Read moreThe coronavirus pandemic has caused disruption to all elements of life, and possession proceedings are no exception. The number of...
Read moreParanoid schizophrenic ignored by Hackney Council for four years wins legal battle over unsafe front door A man who suffers...
Read moreVulnerable teenage asylum seeker wins age case against the council which unlawfully assessed him A vulnerable teenager who sought asylum...
Read moreCourt Judgment means EU Nationals with Pre-Settled Status can access benefits and housing On 18 December 2020 the Court of Appeal handed...
Read moreThe thorny issue of education provision to age disputed migrants There was an interesting article in The Guardian last week...
Read moreThere have been issues tenants have faced for a long time before pandemic; namely no fault evictions and the other...
Read moreThis year we assisted in written representations for a welfare benefit case in the Upper Tribunal. This is a Housing...
Read moreIt is well established that shared facilities are not suitable for families with children as long term accommodation. The client...
Read moreAlex McMahon, expert housing lawyer in the housing and community care department at Osbornes has been quoted in various publications...
Read moreThe Government announced on 31st July 2020 that an independent panel has been asked to look at judicial review to consider...
Read moreIn a recent decision in the County Court at York it was held that a letting agent’s policy of...
Read moreHomelessness law and procedure can be very complicated. We hope this blog gives you some helpful pointers but it is...
Read moreThe impact of the current pandemic is being felt by many, but the prospect of losing your job or not...
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