by Paul Turner | Sep 3, 2017 | The Immigration Barrister
As a direct access immigration barrister who has been practising over the last 18 years, I have met people from around the world who have a variety of needs, some not merely limited as to whether they can come and settle in the United Kingdom, indeed of late we have...
by Paul Turner | Sep 3, 2017 | The Immigration Barrister
As a direct access immigration barrister based in London most of my work entails those who are in the UK or who want to come to the United Kingdom and who cannot for one reason or another, this is not such a case. However, as anyone who has read my blogs over the last...
by Paul Turner | Sep 3, 2017 | The Immigration Barrister
As a direct access immigration barrister based in London the world can often seem a small place, either Taylor House or Hatton Cross coupled with the Upper Tribunal and the Higher Courts and seeing clients in chambers. However today while in the back of a black taxi I...
by Paul Turner | Sep 2, 2017 | The Immigration Barrister
I have had a couple of ECO appeals allowed only to have them followed up by appeals by the Secretary of State, both appeals failed and the clients will now be issued with visas, which as a direct access immigration barrister practising in London is quite a relief. The...
by Paul Turner | Sep 2, 2017 | The Immigration Barrister
As a direct access barrister based in London practising almost solely in Immigration Law there is nothing more challenging nor rewarding than getting an immigration injunction preventing removal from the United Kingdom. On Thursday of this week I was progressing...
by Paul Turner | Jul 13, 2017 | Advice, Appeals, Direct Access Immigration Barrister, Immigration, Immigration Barrister, Judicial Review, News, Paul Turner
As a direct access immigration barrister is has been apparent for ages that the Home Office method of dealing with asylum cases is chaotic. The Secretary of State goes from employing everyone possible in Croydon to cutting back the number of staff and cutting back the...
by Paul Turner | Jul 13, 2017 | Advice, Appeals, Direct Access Immigration Barrister, Immigration, Immigration Barrister, Judicial Review, News, Paul Turner, The Immigration Barrister
As a direct access immigration barrister it is rare that the Home Office do acts of a generous or humane nature. However this week the Home Office this week published a new policy setting out the terms of a 12 month immigration “amnesty” for survivors of the Grenfell...
by Paul Turner | Jul 10, 2017 | Advice, Appeals, Immigration, Immigration Barrister, News, Paul Turner
As a direct access immigration barrister, it is pleasing to be able to write about a case that both positively affects one of my clients and secondly also affects a great number of other people. This relates to the Secretary of State’s much trumpeted deport first...
by Paul Turner | Jul 9, 2017 | Advice, Appeals, Direct Access Immigration Barrister, Immigration Barrister, Judicial Review, News, Paul Turner
As a direct access immigration barrister practising from a number of sets, I have deliberately kept Imperium small. It is committed to providing and growing the junior bar and has more work than it can handle and has been like this since I set it up. Our first pupil...
by Paul Turner | Jul 9, 2017 | Advice, Appeals, Direct Access Immigration Barrister, Immigration, Immigration Barrister, News, Paul Turner, The Immigration Barrister
As a direct access immigration barrister Imperium Chambers continues to expand, we will be expanding through a clerk / paralegal. At present I and my colleague Mr Jay Gajjar are both busy and are currently training up Ms Kareesha Maitaram, we will also be planning to...
