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Psychologists and Social Workers in Immigration Cases

In this informal immigration law conversation I chat to Diana Harris, Independent Social Worker and Managing Director of Harris Associates Immigration Social Work Services https://www.immigrationsocialwork.co.uk and Dr Leonie Campbell, Chartered Psychologist and CEO of Psychology for Success https://www.psychologyforsuccess.co.uk.

We chat about the use of Social Workers and Psychologists in immigration cases, common problems and best practice. Diana and Leonie are hosting a free webinar for legal professionals on 5th February 2021 on getting the most out of your expert report, do contact them to sign up. This video is for information purposes only and is not legal advice.

Harris Associates Immigration Social Work Services Ltd:

Web: https://www.immigrationsocialwork.co.uk

Tel: 0247 6760 282 or 0781 8507 750

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Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-harris-48a26011a/

Psychology for Success:

Web: https://www.psychologyforsuccess.co.uk

Tel: 07956 248 730

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Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/psychologyforsuccess/

Head Notes from Upper Tribunal (IAC) Reported Decisions 2020

Below are the head notes and links for all of the UT (IAC) reported cases of 2020 (as of 2.1.21 via https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKUT/IAC/. I will update as any are added). I hope this reference material is helpful to you.

Adam Pipe

No.8 Chambers

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Immigration cases 2020—July to December review

Lexis Nexis Immigration analysis: Adam Pipe, barrister at No.8 Chambers, reviews the key cases from July 2020 to December 2020 for immigration advisers, and explains why they are of interest.

The review covers the government unlawfully passing regulations preventing individuals with pre-settled status to access certain benefits, guidance on establishing whether someone is a victim of human trafficking, sponsor licence revocations and the principle of ‘fairness’, gaps in lawful residence for indefinite leave to remain applications on the basis of long residence and the unlawful Presidential Guidance Note issued during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. It also covers deportation and asylum updates and successful challenges to the Home Office’s policies in relation to Schedule 10 accommodation, the removal window and trafficking.

Hot off the press: latest key decisions

View the review as a pdf.

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