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Non-binary barrister: “Judges can be ignorant of gender neutral address”
Friday, 15 July 2022A barrister who identifies as non-binary sometimes has to endure a judge’s ignorance about how to address them correctly, a meeting heard this week.
Tags: diversity, inclusion, non-binary
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6 November 2025

Evidence for the rise in housing disrepair claims against councils
When I take the bus into Manchester city centre, there is a huge billboard advertising something that wouldn’t have been so prevalent years before: housing disrepair claims.
4 November 2025

The future of data protection claims after Farley
The Court of Appeal’s decision in Farley v Paymaster potentially marks an important moment in the evolution of data protection claims in the UK.
31 October 2025

The four key areas of vulnerability
Both financial and legal regulators are, and have been for some time now, keenly focused on client vulnerability or clients in vulnerable circumstances.
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