Money Talks! How can cash lead to quicker UK settlement?
It is no secret that having plenty of money is an extremely helpful and advantageous situation to find yourself in. It brings added security and comfort to your life. Although finding yourself in this situation is difficult and often requires tonnes of hard work, some luck and lots of support; however, it can indeed make […]
When the Court’s Judgements Conflict Each Other, What Will Happen?
Although it is quite common for judges sitting in Courts such as the County Court and the High Court to give oral judgements right after a hearing, the judges at the first-tier Immigration and Asylum Tribunal were not allowed to give oral judgements prior to 20th October 2014. They would have to reserve their judgements […]
Global Talent Visa – Home Office to add another UK visa option
The Home Office will launch a new fast-track immigration scheme for selected individuals who have skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM subjects). This will act as an extension of the already existing Tier 1 Exceptional Talent visa route. The fast-track immigration route will be designed to attract elite researchers and specialists in science, […]
Flipping Properties – is it flippin’ risky?!
The amount of people buying properties, fixing them up in a short amount of time before selling them for profit (otherwise known as flipping) has drastically reduced in recent years. In London just 1,240 houses or flats were sold on within 12 months of being purchased last year, a fall of 86 per cent since […]
Residential disputes – is your home fit for habitation?
Landlords and tenants enter into a contract together with hopes of a mutually beneficial and harmonious relationship. Each hope to get what they want and both envision disputes and confrontation to be at a minimum or ideally non-existent. The unfortunate thing about this is most of the time life is not so simple and care […]
Overstaying may have an effect on your potential UK citizenship! Find out why now
Evidence of overstaying in the last 10 years will have a significantly negative impact on people applying for UK citizenship, as new rules are introduced by the UK Home Office. Essentially, all people who have stayed on in the UK after their visas have expired will be refused citizenship apart from in certain circumstances. The […]
Bullying in the workplace – you don’t have to put up with it!
Bullying in the workplace is more common than you may think. Considering, on average, we spend around a third of our life at work this cannot go unchecked and people who feel that they are victimised must be supported and know that they need not stand for it. Workplace bullying can take many forms, much […]
Welcome Dalian!
Our ever growing team here at Lisa’s Law continues to flourish as we welcome Dalian Adisa as a Financial Manager! Dalian has a honours degree in accounting and has completed his ACA and FCCA courses. He has worked for various London based audit firms and joins us having already built up a wealth of experience […]
Litigation
The ultimate objective of litigation is to find a resolution. It is never to encourage litigiousness. At Lisa’s Law, our specialist litigation team fully understand your concerns and will always have your best interest at the front of our minds. We will always endeavour to settle your disputes in a most efficient and cost-effective way, […]
Immigration Law
At Lisa’s Law, our expertise covers all aspects of immigration, nationality and asylum law, whether it is an application, an appeal or a judicial review claim. In particular, our experienced team is capable of providing professional solutions to the following types of work: Business Immigration Work Permit Migrants Intra-company Transfer migrants EEA free movement migrants […]