by Paul Turner | May 1, 2016 | Advice, Appeals, Direct Access Immigration Barrister, Immigration, Immigration Barrister, News
As a direct access immigration barrister one of the hardest things to do is to keep on top of the clients and their expectations. Clients come to me usually after they have been let down and its not far to removal or the end of the road. One thing that jumps out is...
by Paul Turner | Mar 20, 2016 | Advice, Appeals, Direct Access Immigration Barrister, Immigration, Immigration Barrister, Judicial Review, News, Paul Turner
As a direct access barrister there can be no better result, well actually than winning, than getting permission on a case from the Supreme Court. This is a case with a long and detailed history (we won in the Administrative Court in 2014 (reported as [2014] EWHC 2386...
by Paul Turner | Jan 7, 2016 | Direct Access Immigration Barrister, Immigration, Immigration Barrister, News, Paul Turner
As a direct access immigration barrister I am keenly aware of the need for education to prepare the next generation of lawyers. In my case I was delighted and honoured to be invited to the Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto University of Law’s conference on legal...
by Paul Turner | Jan 3, 2016 | Immigration, Immigration Barrister, News, Paul Turner
As a direct access immigration barrister looking to expand this year, an opportunity has arisen for an intern at Imperium Chambers. The successful candidate will have all expenses covered. The position will initially be for 2 weeks to a 6 weeks If at the end of the 1...
by Paul Turner | Jan 3, 2016 | Advice, Appeals, Direct Access Immigration Barrister, Immigration, Immigration Barrister, Judicial Review, News, Paul Turner
As I prepare for the first case of the new year, in Stoke on Trent, as a direct access immigration barrister who is also head of my own small boutique set I cannot help but mention or rather expand the new changes due to occur. I see a gap in the market for the...
by Paul Turner | Jan 3, 2016 | Advice, Appeals, Direct Access Immigration Barrister, Immigration, Immigration Barrister, Judicial Review, News, Paul Turner
As a direct access immigration barrister I have noticed that the SSHD and the Upper Tribunal taking a harder stance towards article 8 JRs. I have seen cases where it is plain that the couple could not live abroad yet where the Upper Tribunal have found that there were...
