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By Irwin Mitchell
| CityAM Verified
CITYAM.COM TUESDAY 20 OCTOBER 2026 | SPORT | 19 EU keeps failing to protect football consumers F OOTBALL tickets have become expensive. Paris Saint-Germain top the European ranking: in 2024-25, the average price for a seat was €139. Barcelona, Real Madrid and four English clubs followed, while Bayern Munich was eighth at €79. Signs suggest ticket prices have risen further this year and the EU shares part of the blame.
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Secondary trauma and pro bono

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By Irwin Mitchell, Claire Butler, Nina Garnham
| lawsociety.org.uk
Vulnerable or at-risk pro bono clients Certain types of pro bono work will involve working with vulnerable or at-risk pro bono clients. A client may be considered at risk or vulnerable for many reasons including: age mental illness physical disabilities learning difficulties experience of trauma or violence language ability Lawyers should be aware that working with vulnerable clients can create challenges.
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Government agrees to review policy on upper limit of DFGs following High Court legal challenge

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By Sarah Sarsby Verified, Disabled Facilities Grant, Irwin Mitchell
| AT Today Verified
The UK Government has agreed to review the current £30,000 limit of the Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG), which funds vital home adaptations, following a legal challenge by a family left unable to meet their child’s needs. The case was brought on behalf of a six-year-old disabled child, from Tower Hamlets, London. The family live in a one-bedroom property and require an extension to provide an extra bedroom and additional space for equipment related to the child’s disability.
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