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The Height of Confusion?

By Jonathan Evans

The Grenfell Tower Fire as a Breach of the Right to Life

By Daniela Nadj

The Oxford Conference: Holding the Government to Account

By Susan Bright | David Sawtell

The Oxford Conference: Insurance, Local Authorities and the Fire Service

By Susan Bright | David Sawtell

The Oxford Conference: Confusion, and the Law on Putting Things Right

By Susan Bright | David Sawtell

The Oxford Conference: Building Regulations and Cladding

By Susan Bright | David Sawtell

The Oxford Conference: Challenges

By Susan Bright | David Sawtell

The Oxford Conference: Legal perspectives on putting buildings right post-Grenfell

By Susan Bright | David Sawtell

Do Landlords Have a Right to Enter Flats?

By Susan Bright

Building Regulations and Resident Empowerment

By Ed Kirton-Darling | Helen Carr

Building Inspectors and Liability

By Susan Bright

Using Enforcement Powers to Move Occupiers Out

By Susan Bright

Cladding crisis: why government needs to intervene to fix the building industry

By John Thwaites

Retrofitting Sprinklers in Mixed Tenure Blocks

By Susan Bright

The Fire Safety Checklist

By Ed Kirton-Darling | Helen Carr

Flammable cladding costs could approach billions for building owners if authorities dither

By Simon Lockrey | Trivess Moore

Human Rights and State Accountability for Fire Safety in Blocks of Flats

By Susan Bright | Douglas Maxwell

St Francis Tower: ‘Staggering failures’ – Part 2: The Building Construction and the status of High Pressure Laminate Cladding (HPL)

By Jonathan Evans

St Francis Tower: ‘Staggering failures’ – Part 1: Dispensation from consultation for making a building safe

By Susan Bright

Limitation Periods: How much time is there to bring a claim?

By Susan Bright | Charlotte Bull

The Government’s Rescue Plan and the Unanswered Questions

By Susan Bright