1. Access to Justice – Grace Cullen and Stephen Hockman KC 2. Criminal Justice – Laura Janes 3. Family Justice Reform – Michael Horton KC, Hannah Gomersall & Naomi Angell 4. Housing and Levelling Up – Liz Davies KC, Rosalee Dorfman Mohajer, Ceri Edmonds, Stephen Hockman KC, Sally Hughes, Jamie McGowan, Wendy Pettifer, David Watkinson 5. Employment – Grahame Anderson, Gus Baker and David Green 6. EU and Trade Law – George Peretz KC 7. Artificial Intelligence – Jacob Turner and Tristan Goodman 8. Immigration and Nationality – Thom Brooks 9. Constitutional Reform: Rebuilding Westminster – Bren Albiston 10. Constitutional Reform: Devolution – Bren Albiston 11. International Law – Daniel Jones, David Drew, Joseph Kelen

• Organised by the Society of Labour Lawyers: genuine opportunity for this book to shape debates and see its reforms become part of a new programme for government. • A collection of new and different voices defending different reforms, focusing on issues of law and public policy that cut across a wide selection of topics. • Timely: focused on the specific context of a Labour government under Starmer where different issues have come to the fore, including Brexit and levelling up.