Client Succeeds Mother’s Secure Tenancy Despite Council’s Opposition
We were instructed in October 2020 after BC received a Notice to Quit from Lambeth Council at her mother’s council flat where she was living.
Successful s.202 suitability review where carpeting in temporary accommodation exacerbated health conditions
Deaths from all forms of asthma in the UK are around 1,500 a year, of which around 60% has been attributed to dust mite allergy.
Not guilty verdict – Leeds Crown Court
GT Stewart Solicitors & Advocates represented D who was charged with PWITS Class A and PWITS Class B.
S.18 Wounding with intent – Not guilty verdict at Preston Crown Court
GT Stewart Solicitors & Advocates represented W, who was charged with GBH with intent at Preston Crown Court.
Crown Prosecution Service offer no evidence at Maidstone Crown Court
Our client was extremely vulnerable due to complex mental and physical health conditions. He is receiving ongoing hospital care. Remaining in the property was having a hugely detrimental impact on his health.
GT Stewart represented a vulnerable 14 year old child who had been charged with murder
Our client was extremely vulnerable due to complex mental and physical health conditions. He is receiving ongoing hospital care. Remaining in the property was having a hugely detrimental impact on his health.
Council waive their unlawful allocations policy to allow DV survivor onto housing register
Our client was extremely vulnerable due to complex mental and physical health conditions. He is receiving ongoing hospital care. Remaining in the property was having a hugely detrimental impact on his health.
Full homeless duty secure for vulnerable client whose accommodation was not reasonable to continue to occupy
Our client was extremely vulnerable due to complex mental and physical health conditions. He is receiving ongoing hospital care. Remaining in the property was having a hugely detrimental impact on his health.
GT Stewart Solicitors successfully represents client detained under section 37/41 of the Mental Health Act 1983 (as amended by the 2007 Act) to achieve a conditional discharge
We represented a young adult of previous good character who had been charged with offences of making and distributing indecent images of children and possession of extreme pornography.
R v S – GT Stewart Solicitors secure not guilty verdict at Leeds Magistrates’ Court
We represented a young adult of previous good character who had been charged with offences of making and distributing indecent images of children and possession of extreme pornography.
