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This work covers challenging or enforcing rights under the Human Rights Act 1998 in England and Wales, focusing on situations where a public authority or other decision-maker may have interfered with a person’s Convention rights, such as privacy, family life, or freedom from discrimination. A solicitor in this area handles drafting and issuing proceedings, gathering and presenting evidence, and representing the client at hearings and appeals in courts and tribunals. The work is shaped by the rights framework and applicable remedies when a right has been abridged.
The act protects against unlawful interference with key rights and provides remedies such as declarations, damages or quashing of decisions; delays or irreversible steps can have serious consequences for daily life and personal status. A solicitor explains the available remedies, ensures adherence to deadlines, and advances the case through court or tribunal procedures to secure the client’s rights.
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