Legal Aid News

The Law Society of Ireland has stated that a dispute over legal aid fees has reached a standstill, leaving victims in limbo.

The High Court has quashed an eviction order, providing relief to a woman.

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has offered legal aid to the mother of a Noida teenager who was booked for an 'abusive' video on PM Modi, as the FIR remains act

Migrant children in the United States may face an increased risk of deportation due to the expiration of federal legal aid contracts.

The Andhra Pradesh State Legal Services Authority (APSLSA) reviewed the implementation of legal aid services in Eluru district. A Deputy Secretary sought feedba

Over 24,000 immigrant children could lose their legal representation as a federal contract providing funding for legal assistance expires. This termination will

Solicitors are continuing their three-day withdrawal of services in a dispute over payments under the new legal aid system, despite ongoing engagement between t

CJP has launched an online fund to provide legal aid for protestors.

CJP plans to provide Rs 1 crore in aid and launch a legal website to support protesters across India with their cases.

Solicitors involved in Dublin's criminal legal aid system are reiterating their calls for the Minister for Justice to engage in discussions to resolve the ongoi

MPs on the Justice Committee have warned that restrictions on legal aid are creating an "unacceptably high" risk of wrongful convictions, with potentially half

One hundred more Dublin-based solicitors have announced their immediate resignation from the Criminal Legal Aid panel, escalating a dispute over new legal aid p

The Chief Executive of FLAC has highlighted a shortage of solicitors for domestic violence cases, leading to "legal aid deserts" as practitioners leave the lega

Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari announced that the state will not oppose the Kamduni rape-murder victim's kin in the Supreme Court and will provide them legal aid, f

The Dáil has again heard concerns about "chaos in the courts" due to an ongoing dispute over a new fee structure for solicitors involved in legal aid.