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"A terrific range of counsel is available at this set, which in a little over 20 years has created a strong identity at the Bar." - Chambers & Partners
Civil practice teams at Doughty Street Chambers have always recognised that our key strength lies in our multi-disciplinary approach to casework. With such diverse expertise our barristers are uniquely placed to address the cross-over issues often interwoven within our cases.
Administrative and public law is at the heart of Doughty Street Chambers with more than 50 barristers of all levels of call practicing in this area.
Doughty Street Chambers is one of the most international sets in the UK.
Sources admire its “genuine commitment to civil liberties” and its “incredibly long history of doing human rights work.”
The immigration team provides advice, representation and advocacy across the board of business, commercial and employment migration.
We offer a service both to individual and corporate clients with an emphasis on speed, quality and value for money. We regularly advise high net worth individuals and entrepreneurs seeking to invest or set up business in the UK under Tier 1 of the Points Based System (PBS) and employers and employees on employment and intra-company transfers under Tier 2.
Members of the team give regular advice to Tier 2 and Tier 4 sponsors. We have been at the forefront of litigation in cases involving the suspension or revocation of Tier 4 sponsor licences, including English UK’s successful challenge to changes in the Tier 4 Sponsor Guidance.
We advise on compliance issues in cases where employers face civil penalties for the employment of migrants alleged to have no permission to work.
Members of the team write on business and corporate migration in some of the leading legal texts, including Butterworths Immigration Law Service and Immigration Law and Practice. We frequently give seminars and training to solicitors and other practitioners on business immigration, sponsorship and related topics.
For details of the team’s work in asylum and personal immigration please click here.
For a selection of the team's cases please click here.
Several members of the team are registered as public access barristers and in appropriate cases can act for clients directly without the intervention of a solicitor. Please contact one of the clerking team for details.
For details of Doughty Street Chambers' work in immigration detention please click here.
Date: Thursday 15 June 2017
Time: 17:00 - 19:00 (Registration from 16:45)
Location: Central London - tba to ticket holders
Speakers: Caoilfhionn Gallagher QC, Steven Powles, Susie Alegre, Dr. Caroline Morris; Steven Finizo
Date: Saturday 11 March 2017
Time: 11am - 4pm
Location: Pall Mall Court, 61-67 King Street, Manchester M2 4PD
Speakers:
Fee: Free
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