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Access to Justice, Health Inequalities and Poverty
Everyday Law in an Unequal Society
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After over a decade of unprecedented cuts, this important book examines the radical transformation of legal advice funding and delivery in the UK. Using Liverpool as a case study, the authors analyse the impact of these changes on access to justice, social rights and health inequalities....
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Access to Justice, Health Inequalities and Poverty
This important book examines the radical transformation of legal advice funding and delivery in the UK. Using Liverpool as a case study, the authors analyse the impact of changes on access to justice, social rights and health inequalities.
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After over a decade of unprecedented cuts, this important book examines the radical transformation of legal advice funding and delivery in the UK. Using Liverpool as a case study, the authors analyse the impact of these changes on access to justice, social rights and health inequalities.
Access to Justice, Health Inequalities and Poverty by Jennifer Sigafoos, James Organ, and Sophie Wickham provides a comprehensive look at the consequences of legal aid reform. By focusing on Liverpool, the book offers grounded insights into how these systemic changes affect individuals and communities.
This work critically explores the intersection of legal frameworks, social determinants of health, and economic disparity, underlining the pressing need for policy reform to combat the growing divide in access to justice and health resources.
Series: Perspectives on Law and Access to Justice
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Book Details
INFORMATION
ISBN: 9781529240368
Publisher: Bristol University Press
Format: Hardback
Date Published: 13 November 2025
Country: United Kingdom
Imprint: Bristol University Press
Illustration: 3 Tables, black and white; 14 Illustrations, black and white
Audience: General / adult, Professional and scholarly
DIMENSIONS
Width: 156.0mm
Height: 234.0mm
Weight: 0g
Pages: 208
About the Author
James Organ is Reader in Law at the School of Law and Social Justice, University of Liverpool.
Jennifer Sigafoos is Reader in Law and Associate Head of Department of Law, School of Law and Social Justice, University of Liverpool.
Sophie Wickham is Tenure-Track Fellow in Public Mental Health in the Department of Public Health, Policy and Systems, University of Liverpool.
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