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Outstanding Achievement of the year - Modern Law Awards 2022

Current projects

  • The PAP project, initially run with the British Red Cross and funded through the Big Lottery, is now...

Previous projects

  • The firm has supported the struggle for human rights in Colombia since 2008 when Sue Willman joined an international delegation of lawyers with the Colombian Ca...

  • The Disability Justice Project was founded by Inclusion London to support London Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisations (DDPOs) to use the law to help Deaf/Di...

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Less than half of people seeking asylum can get a legal aid lawyer.🚨

✂️ Cuts to legal aid put people at risk of unfair asylum application refusal—and at risk of homelessness, destitution, health issues, detention and deportation—all because they can't afford a solicitor.

We are delighted to be listed in @thetimes Best Law Firms 2025 as one of the top three law firms in England and Wales for Human Rights and Public Law. We are proud the hard work and achievements of our clients and staff have been recognised in this way

@JodieAnderson_ @cerilloydhughes of @dpg_law representing the family said: “The tragedy of Kay’s death is that it was avoidable. Two more vulnerable prisoners at Eastwood Park died self-inflicted deaths within six months of Kay. There must now be swift action to address the coroner’s concerns.”

Still processing the facts from this inquest in which a jury concluded the self included death of a vulnerable woman was contributed to by Eastwood Park prison’s neglect.

TW: neglect, restraint, inhumanity

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