Interactive Webinars by our Immigration Team (ONLINE)

02nd June 2020

Location

Online Seminar via Zoom

Interactive Webinars by our Immigration Team

Doughty Street's Immigration team brings a series of interactive webinars.

Upcoming Webinars

All upcoming webinars will be posted here.

Past Webinars

Tuesday 2nd June 2020 | 3pm

Fee waiver policy ruled unlawful: understanding the implications of the Upper Tribunal’s judgment in R (Dzineku-Liggison) v SSHD

The Upper Tribunal’s recent ruling in R (Dzineku-Liggison) v SSHD that the Home Office’s fee waiver policy is unlawful promises to have far-reaching effects, as do the Home Office’s concessions over what constitutes a human rights claim. Join counsel and solicitor in the case, Alasdair Mackenzie of Doughty Street and Saul Stone of Duncan Lewis, with Zoe Harper of Doughty Street in the chair, for a briefing on the case and its implications, and for a chance to ask questions. Participants are welcome to send questions through in advance as well as raise questions during the webinar.

To find out more and access the copy of the judgment click here.

The recording of the webinar can be found here.

Monday 11th May 2020 | 3pm

Zambrano child cases – challenging Home Office decisions

Simon Cox will analyse how to win Ruiz Zambrano cases for parents and carers of British children. Can the Home Office refuse because the other parent won’t be removed from the UK? Does the client have to apply for leave to remain under Appendix FM? Can a separated parent rely on Zambrano? How do the judgments in Patel affect the EEA Regulations?

The webinar will be chaired by Agata Patyna and deal with applications for residence cards and under the EU Settlement Scheme as well as appeals to the First-tier Tribunal.

The recording of the webinar can be found here.

Slides can be found here.

Monday 4th May 2020

AM (Zimbabwe) v SSHD and Article 3 ECHR in medical grounds cases – Instant response webinar

Krishnendu Mukherjee, Alasdair Mackenzie and Phil Haywood will comment on the Supreme Court’s hot off the press judgment in AM (Zimbabwe) v SSHD [2020] UKSC 17 concerning the scope of the application of Article 3 ECHR in ‘medical grounds’ removal cases. The webinar will analyse the implications of the judgment, including the Court’s analysis of the ECtHR’s decision in Paposhvili v Belgium and the procedural requirements of Article 3 in medical cases. It will also provide practical guidance to practitioners with upcoming or ongoing appeals before the First-tier and Upper Tribunal.

The recording of the webinar can be found here.

Slides can be found here.

Covid-19: practice and procedure in the immigration tribunals and courts led by Rowena Moffatt, Simon Cox and Alasdair Mackenzie.

The recording of the webinar can be found here.