Latest Highlights & Bestsellers
FREE planning law webinars
We're broadcasting a series of four free 'meet the author' planning law webinars in May and June 2020. Listen in to one, two or all four for free!
Free webinar
Join Mena Ruparel and Richard Burnham, authors of So You Think You're An Ethical Solicitor to discuss some of the ethical pitfalls of both using legal technology and working from home.
NOTE: This webinar was originally advertised for 14th May.
Planning Law
The Power of Neighbourhood Planning: Due May 2020
The comprehensive guide to neighbourhood planning for all those trying to influence local planning decisions. Publication due May 2020
A Practical Guide To Permitted Changes of Use (3rd ed)
The only up to date, comprehensive practical guide to permitted changes of use under the much changed General Permitted Development Order (‘GPDO’).
A Practical Guide To Planning, Highways And Development
Brings the diverse law governing highways together in a single, invaluable volume.
The Essential Guide to the Use of Land and Buildings under the Planning Acts
The definitive handbook explaining the legal rules governing the use of land and buildings as well as material changes of use.
Interpreting the NPPF: The New National Planning Policy Framework
The first book to explain in depth the revised NPPF to planners, developers and legal advisers throughout England.
Just Published!
"This book is not just an absorbing read for anyone who cares about the family justice system; it plays an important role in the creative attempts now being made to ensure that more robust and accountable decisions are made for the people who pass through the doors of the family court."
From the Preface by Louise Tickle, journalist and regular contributor to The Guardian
Help with family breakdown
101 Questions Answered About Separating With Children
An invaluable first source of legal know-how to help every separating or divorcing parent.
The Family Court without a Lawyer: A Handbook for Litigants in Person
The book you need if you have to go to court to sort out issues over separation, money or children and do not have a lawyer to represent you.
The Inside Guide to Your Legal Rights & Winning in Court or Losing Well
"Unquestionably the legal book of the year, if not the decade" Professor Dominic Regan, New Law Journal
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