UK Visa & Immigration consult external Barristers

UK Visa & Immigration are privileged to be working with Ian Macdonald, a member of a small group of Society of labour lawyers and of the Campaign Against Racial Discrimination (CARD) legal group in the 1960s.

London, England (PRWEB UK) 26 July 2011

UK Visa & Immigration have begun work with the Immigration and Civil Rights team at Garden Court Chambers.

Garden Court Chambers is ranked in Band 1 in the Chambers UK 2011 rankings and Tier 1 in the Legal 500 2010 directory.

UK Visa & Immigration are privileged to be working with Ian Macdonald, a member of a small group of Society of labour lawyers and of the Campaign Against Racial Discrimination (CARD) legal group in the 1960s.

His book Macdonald's UK Immigration Law and Practice is the standard textbook used by the majority of immigration practitioners, immigration officials, Adjudicators and Judges.

“Mr Macdonald QC is an extremely valued consultant at UK Visa & Immigration, providing staff with his extensive expertise and working knowledge of the immigration field,” said the Head at UK Visa & Immigration.

Third party advice in civil rights challenges and other complex matters is given by Courtenay Griffiths QC. Courtenay Griffiths QC specialises in all aspects of criminal justice, including the criminal law, civil actions against the police and inquests. His practice has remained national and he has appeared in most major Crown Courts in England.

Some of Mr Griffiths QC recent cases involved the Naomi Campbell's Blood Diamonds case representing the Liberian president, Charles Taylor.

UK Visa & Immigration are honoured to instruct Courtenay Griffiths QC to provide third party advice in civil rights challenges and other complex matters.

“The advice of Mr Griffiths QC is greatly welcomed by the Human Rights team at UK Visa & Immigration.”

UK Visa & Immigration intend to continue to work alongside third party advisors to ensure they offer the best immigration services on the market.

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