Vulnerable household secures main housing duty after refusing private sector offer
We represented two young autistic brothers, by way of their litigation friend who was their mother, in a housing discrimination case.
Successful judicial review of council’s refusal to accept a homeless review request that was 4 years late
We represented two young autistic brothers, by way of their litigation friend who was their mother, in a housing discrimination case.
Crown Prosecution Service discontinue proceedings at Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court
Our client is a single mother from Eritrea who does not speak English. On 21 May 2024, a London local authority made her an offer of private rented sector accommodation in a small town in Leicestershire, some 100 miles from her home.
Inquest findings highlight major failings at SLaM
Our client is a single mother from Eritrea who does not speak English. On 21 May 2024, a London local authority made her an offer of private rented sector accommodation in a small town in Leicestershire, some 100 miles from her home.
Judicial review obtains temporary accommodation for homeless mother and son
We represented two young autistic brothers, by way of their litigation friend who was their mother, in a housing discrimination case.
First household to obtain hospital discharge priority on council’s housing waiting list
We represented two young autistic brothers, by way of their litigation friend who was their mother, in a housing discrimination case.
Successful outcome in care proceedings in non-accidental injury case
Following Taylor Rose’s decision to stop doing publicly funded criminal and extradition work, GT Stewart are delighted to welcome many of their central London Crime & Extradition team.
Successful £30,000 settlement for teen injured by police dog
Our client is a single mother from Eritrea who does not speak English. On 21 May 2024, a London local authority made her an offer of private rented sector accommodation in a small town in Leicestershire, some 100 miles from her home.
GT Stewart client acquitted of all charges in terrorism case
Our client is a single mother from Eritrea who does not speak English. On 21 May 2024, a London local authority made her an offer of private rented sector accommodation in a small town in Leicestershire, some 100 miles from her home.
Housing discrimination case secures priority placement
We represented two young autistic brothers, by way of their litigation friend who was their mother, in a housing discrimination case.
