Indefinite Leave to Remain (10 year lawful residence) application guide
This article serves as a guide for an indefinite leave to remain application, otherwise known as 10 year lawful residence. Contact us today for help with your application. What is indefinite leave to remain on the basis of 10 years lawful residence? Indefinite leave to remain allows you to settle in the […]
Is it wrongful dismissal if the employer issues a P45 and the employee is absent from work after being asked to return?
By Krystal Yan This is a recent case that we have defended in which the Claimant sought circa £140,000 for unlawful and wrongful dismissal against our client, the Respondent. Background The Claimant started working as a kitchen helper for the Respondent from August 2015. In December 2018, the Claimant’s job title was […]
High Court says unpublished Home Office policy on NHS debt is unlawful
By Yang Peng Today’s article looks at a recent case involving an unpublished Home Office policy which caused individuals to be unlawfully detained over NHS debts. Keep reading to learn why the High Court decided the policy was unlawful and our thoughts on the case. Background MXK and SXB are two […]
Another successful visitor visa application from Fujian province in China
Following on from our article in April where we discussed whether the Home Office have recently become more open to visitor visa applications made from Fujian province in China, we have been successful in another case from the region. You can read the previous article here. Our clients were Chinese nationals living […]
Will applicants with a skilled worker visa need to wait 8 years for settlement?
A skilled worker visa allows a person to come to the UK and work for an employer. The visa also allows a skilled worker to bring their dependents to the UK with them. A skilled worker visa can be issued for up to 5 years. After 5 years of holding a skilled worker […]
Welcome Yang
We are delighted to welcome Yang Peng to Lisa’s Law. Yang joins the Immigration team as a legal assistant and has already impressed during her short time here. Yang’s academic background consists of a bachelor’s degree at Wuhan University in China, and a Master’s degree in Transnational Law from King’s College London. Prior […]
No fault evictions to be banned – what will be the effect on tenants and landlords?
The Renters’ (Reform) Bill 2023 was introduced to parliament last year, promising comprehensive reform of the private rented sector. It will provide welcome news for renters in particular and will see England completely ban no fault evictions as part of a long-awaited package of reform of the private rental industry. The scheme will affect approximately […]
Welcome Lorraine
We are delighted to welcome Lorraine Hon to Lisa’s Law Solicitors. Lorraine joins the firm as a legal assistant and has made a great impression on the immigration team since arriving. Lorraine is a LLB graduate from Durham University. She completed the legal practise course (LPC) at BPP University in August 2022. During her […]
20 Years Long Residence – what are the visa requirements?
This guide will briefly explain the general requirements that must be met to apply for leave to remain based on 20 years residence. All requirements must be strictly met, otherwise the application will be refused. Firstly, what is the 20 years long residence route? The 20 years long residence route allows […]
Account Freezing Order involving seven figure sum successfully challenged and cleared by Lisa’s Law
By Yitong Guo In the past 6 months, the Litigation team at Lisa’s Law successfully assisted an individual client to challenge two Account Freezing Orders (AFOs) against their personal accounts and have the full seven figure sum released. Keep reading to learn about the case and how we got the desired outcome for […]