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Webinar – Long Residence, Para 276A-B & Ahmed in CoA

Lawrence Youssefian of Goldsmith Chambers’ immigration team presented a webinar entitled “Indefinite Leave to Remain on Long Residence Grounds under para 276B: What to do after the Court of Appeal case of Ahmed” The webinar recording can be viewed by clicking on the link here and the supporting slides, which accompany the webinar, can be accessed here. Lawrence explored the […]

Webinar – Commercial Tenancies & Covid-19

Oliver Newman and Ian Cain of Goldsmith Chambers’ civil team presented a webinar entitled “Commercial Tenancies & Covid-19”.  The webinar recording can be viewed by clicking on the link here and the supporting slides, which accompany the webinar, can be accessed here. Oliver and Ian spoke about the impact of the Coronavirus Act 2020, the Government’s proposals in relation to the enforcement […]

Webinar – An Introduction to Divorce

Charlotte Bull and Shárin Diegan of Goldsmith Chambers present “An Introduction to Divorce”. This short webinar outlines the divorce process, discusses the different grounds for divorce, and looks at issues including the date of separation and key points to consider when making an application. The webinar recording can be viewed here. The handout accompanying the webinar can […]

Chambers’ Webinar Series

Goldsmith Chambers is running a webinar series throughout the month of May to cover topics within the areas of Civil, Family and Immigration and which have been impacted by Covid-19. Also covered will be areas which are expected to be in high demand once restrictions begin to ease.  Where? Webinars will be taking place on […]

Upper Tribunal (IAC) Reported Judgments

Two members of Chambers’ immigration team have had their cases in the Upper Tribunal (IAC) reported this week. Alexis Slatter represented the Appellant in Ammari (EEA appeals – abandonment) [2020] UKUT 00124 (IAC) and Bronwen Jones the Appellant in MH (review; slip rule; church witnesses) Iran [2020] UKUT 00125 (IAC). Ammari concerned an appeal under the […]

Remembering FTT Judge Callow

The Immigration Team at Goldsmith Chambers is greatly saddened to hear that on 8 April 2020 First-Tier Tribunal Judge Jeremy Callow of Taylor House lost his battle with Coronavirus.  Judge Callow will be remembered by those of us who had the pleasure of appearing before him over many years as a kind, compassionate and considerate […]

Anthony Metzer QC featured in the Sunday Telegraph

Anthony Metzer QC, Head of Chambers leads Sarah Pinder,  joint-head of the immigration team, in a group judicial review claim brought by eight Fijian Commonwealth veterans, who served in the British army, including on numerous operations. They are instructed by Vinita Templeton, Director at Duncan Lewis. The group action has received substantial interest from the public and the media. A link […]

COVID-19 & the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal

Goldsmith Chambers Immigration Team continues to be deeply concerned about the welfare of all court users in the Immigration and Asylum Tribunals.  The team have joined other specialist immigration teams from other chambers in writing to the President of the First-Tier Tribunal (IAC). You can access the letter in full here.

COVID-19 & the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal

Goldsmith Chambers Immigration Team are deeply concerned about the welfare of all court users in the Immigration and Asylum Tribunals.  We support the urgent letter which was sent to the Chair of the Bar Council seeking clarification on COVID-19 measures. You can access the letter in full here.

Anthony Metzer QC & Sarah Pinder represent eight Commonwealth veterans in group action

Anthony Metzer QC, Head of Chambers leads Sarah Pinder,  joint-head of the immigration team, in a group judicial review claim brought by eight Fijian Commonwealth veterans, who served in the British army, including on numerous operations. They are instructed by Vinita Templeton, Director at Duncan Lewis. The group action has been launched with the letter before claim having being served upon the MOD […]

 

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