Lisa's Law Solicitors

Lisa's Law Solicitors has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in June 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Lisa's Law Solicitors are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • App Store • Google Play • X Besides social media accounts, lisaslaw has populated their site with: • Lisa’s Law Achieves Prestigious Lexcel Accreditation – What it Means for Our Clients - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Free Webinar - Unlock Global Talent: A Guide to Hiring Employees from Abroad • Career Opportunities at Lisa's Law • Free Webinar - Work Visa Updates • Welcome Julie - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Welcome Sabina - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Goodbye Section 21: How Evictions Will Work After May 2026 - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Presumption of Parental Involvement Scrapped to “Protect Children From Abusive Parents” - Lisa's Law Solicitors • UK Halts Refugee Family Reunion Applications as of 3pm today - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Two New Solicitors Join Lisa’s Law - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Overheating in New Build Homes: What UK Buyers Need to Know Before Purchasing • UK Supreme Court rules that sharing principle does not apply to non matrimonial assets in Standish v Standish - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Welcome Laura, Samson and Louis • New Rules Set to Protect Buy Now Pay Later Customers in the UK - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Key Announcements from the UK Government’s Immigration White Paper - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Guide to Buying a New Build Home - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Major UK Visa Fees Increase from April 2025 – What You Need to Know - Lisa's Law Solicitors • Government announces plans for replacing leasehold with commonhold model • Three New Colleagues Join Lisa’s Law | Lisa's Law Solicitors • The new Employment Rights Bill – what do employers need to know? | Lisa's Law Solicitors • Renters' Rights Bill – what are the implications for renters and landlords? • Qualifying lease or non-qualifying lease? 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And what information should you provide? • New Passport Fees: UK Fees Increase in April | Lisa's Law • Lisa’s Law welcomes three new staff members to the firm | Lisa's Law Solicitors • Obtain a sponsor licence for a takeaway business - case study • Statutory paternity leave requirements to change from April • Short-term lets changes - what has the government announced? • New Director Appointed at Lisa’s Law | Lisa's Law Solicitors • Asylum appeal success - Lisa's Law helps human trafficking victim to win case • EHRC Investigation Reveals Racial Discrimination Practices at Pontins Holiday Parks • 3C leave to be the subject of judicial review after High Court grants permission • Walkers poppadoms are actually crisps! Zero rated VAT should not apply to the product, rules tribunal • Welcome Matthew | Lisa's Law Solicitors • Financial requirements for skilled worker and family visas to increase in April – apply now • Legal assistant achieves training contract | Lisa's Law Solicitors • Property Defects Claim: Success and Essential Tips • Child Adoption – how does the process work? • Renting with pets - do landlords have to say yes to tenants? • 2023 – What have we achieved this year? | Lisa's Law • Apply for Spouse Visa now before changes are introduced • UK Immigration rules tightened significantly by government • Biometric residence permit - why does it expire in 2024? • Civil Procedure of significant importance in this Case Study • Rwanda Policy held to be unlawful by UK Supreme Court • Trainee Solicitors begin training contracts with Lisa’s Law | Lisa's Law Solicitors • Leasehold reform expected in King's Speech • High Potential Individual Visa UK Guide • 1 year sentence not excessive for small boat asylum seekers? • UK fiance visa guide. Can you switch to a spouse visa? • Deprivation of citizenship: How does concealment impact it? • ETAs: Do I Need to Apply for Travel to the UK? | Lisa's Law • EPC targets requiring minimum C level for private rental properties scrapped • UK government introduces priority service for BNO Visa! But what is it? And how can you apply? • Legal advisor at Lisa’s Law qualifies as a Solicitor! | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • OFSTED inspector unfairly dismissed after touching student – what lessons should employers learn from this case? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Thinking about coming to the UK? These are the 4 most popular UK visa routes | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • New flexible working act becomes law – can I request flexible working from day one of employment? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Surprise UK student visa announcement – students no longer able to switch to a work visa while studying! | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • What is the threshold for ethical veganism as a protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Court of Appeal rules that Removal of Asylum Seekers to Rwanda is unlawful | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • High Court case could open floodgates to thousands of COVID business interruption claims • Successful application for UK visitor visa despite previous refusals | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Is it wrongful dismissal if the employer issues a P45 and the employee is absent from work after being asked to return? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Welcome Yang | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Welcome Lorraine | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • No fault evictions to be banned – what does this mean for renters and landlords alike? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Account Freezing Order involving seven figure sum successfully challenged and cleared by Lisa’s Law | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Welcome Qingge | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Overseas students barred from switching from student visa to work visa until education is completed | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Late-night sausage rolls on the menu as Greggs and Westminster Council reach license agreement | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Can I still apply for settlement if I exceeded the absence limit due to Covid? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Welcome Beverly | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Visitor Visa Guidance | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Welcome Victor • New Innovator Founder Route opens – how do I apply? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Welcome Goldie | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Asylum backlog at record levels – is now the time to make discretionary leave applications to the Home Office? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Welcome Zhuoqui and Charlotte! | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • What new routes and changes to existing routes have been announced by the Home Office in 2023’s first Statement of Changes? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Expansion Worker Visa granted to Australian wine company within 24 hours • Lacoste’s handling of flexible working request found to be indirect discrimination against former manager | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Welcome Fiona | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Lisa’s Law helps to secure indefinite leave to remain for client despite long absence period due to Covid • Do I have rights in the matrimonial home if it’s in my spouse’s sole name? • Does a solicitor owe a duty of care to a person who is not a client? | • Luxury flat residents win Supreme Court private nuisance battle against Tate Modern • Minimum service levels bill – what would this mean for trade unions and the right to strike? • High Court rules that the EU Settlement Scheme is operating unlawfully – why? • Lease Dispute Involving a Seven-Figure Insurance Claim leads to another Successful Settlement • Register of overseas entities – Lisa’s Law part of select group that can complete verification checks for you • How do you vary or speed up a visa application you have already made? • Hussain v Parveen – when is a transnational divorce invalid in the UK? • Tesco faces ongoing legal action, but what exactly is fire and rehire? And can fire and rehire be legal? • Welcome Heidi | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • How do I apply, collect, replace or change a BRP? A comprehensive guide to the Biometric Residence Permit (BRP). • Campaigners lose appeal over right to use WhatsApp and private emails for government communication • What are the rights of a business when it comes to noise complaints? And what to do if your business receives an abatement notice? • Do long-term unmarried couples have the same rights as couples who are legally married or in a civil partnership? • Welcome Chevonne | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Welcome Stephanie | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Employment Law - Labour Rights and Protection in the UK • Ban on exclusivity clauses extended to low-earning workers • Successful argument made that time spent reporting to Home Office should count towards 10 years lawful residence • Storage company failed to incorporate terms and conditions in contract with meat producer, says High Court • Descendant of Doctor Zhivago author loses copyright case • Employee unfairly dismissed due to lack of proper redundancy consultation, finds Employment Appeal Tribunal • How to deal with trust assets in divorce proceedings? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Spouses who are domestic violence victims and stranded abroad can apply for ILR to enter the UK in Landmark High Court ruling • Commercial Court finds in favour of Greggs in relation to Covid business interruption losses | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Privy Council’s landmark judgement clarifies rules on insolvent trusts • European Court of Human Rights approves deportation despite Applicant having a wife and children in the UK | • Temporary Permission to stay for trafficking victims in new statement of changes • Lisa’s Law table tennis social is a smash hit! • Lisa’s Law employee qualifies as a solicitor! • How to end a commercial property lease early • Does size really matter? First-tier Tribunal decides ‘Mega Marshmallows’ should not be subject to standard VAT rate • How will Priti Patel’s time as Home Secretary be remembered? And what can we expect from Suella Braverman? • Is supporting a football team grounds for unfair dismissal under the Equality Act 2010? • Naturalisation: Home Office updates good character requirement in line with the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 • Welcome Rachel | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Success in obtaining unreasonable costs following appeal against the Home Office • Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announces ‘mini budget’ as UK battles the cost-of-living crisis • Welcome Xiaodan • With the arrival of the new immigration rules, when can the Home Office consider an asylum claim inadmissible? • Skilled worker visa vs Scale-up visa – which is best for employers? • Court orders Home Office to provide asylum seeker accommodation • When can deportation be considered ‘unduly harsh’ on a partner or child? • Welcome Jessie! • Does a takeaway shop’s proximity entitle a holiday property owner to private nuisance damages? • The Scale-up visa has now launched – how do I apply? | • Is the Home Office responsible for an asylum seeker being attacked in their accommodation?| • Court rules that Leave to Remain application under domestic violence route is not suitable for dependents of T2 visa holders • Britain's hot strike summer heats up as legal sector industrial action gathers steam • Is Covid a viable defence by commercial tenants for rent arrears? No, says the Court of Appeal! • Successful appeal on behalf of elderly Chinese national after Home Office's unsympathetic refusal of leave to remain • What does it mean for a payment to be 'subject to completion'? Judge rules in favour of law firm after client refused to pay legal fees! • Investigation launched into ASOS, Boohoo and Asda over 'greenwashing' claims • Court rules that social worker's assessment that teenage asylum seeker is an adult was false • Supreme Court says part-year workers entitled to proportionally same holiday pay as full-time workers • Company administrators cleared of breach of duty despite deficiency during sale of properties • Welcome Wilson • Lisa's Law celebrates 10-year anniversary! • British Citizenship application fee waiver for minors who can't afford it • Sir Mo Farah's revelation sheds a light on the dark world of human trafficking • Is breakfast cereal junk food? Yes, according to the High Court! • Welcome Rita • Man wins right to have a surrogacy baby using embryo created with his late wife • Welcome Dongni! • A fast track to digital surveillance? European Consumer Organisation takes action against Google • Welcome Amber! • Prenuptial Agreement vs Postnuptial Agreement, which is better? • Man who resided in UK for 22 years under false identities found to have had human rights infringed through refusal of leave • British Bill of Rights - a clampdown on human rights or restoring 'common sense'? • Plans to shake up private rented sector announced • Will the Rwanda policy overcome its initial legal barriers? • Common Residential Rental Issues & How to Fix Them • Woman receives jail sentence for fraudulent £4m NHS claim • Can Article 3 of the EHRC protect a HIV positive criminal from being deported? No, says the Upper Tribunal! | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Is it sex-related harassment to call a man ‘bald’ at work? • Samsung found liable for hosting apps which mimicked luxury Swatch group brands • Lisa's Law client granted Spouse Visa despite making an application within the UK • Celebrating 10th anniversary with Lisa's Law! | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Lisa's Law wins Indefinite Leave to Remain appeal for Hong Kong client who spent over 2 years abroad • Amazon held liable for Intellectual Property infringement by Court of Appeal • As the UK government prepares to transfer the first group of migrants to Rwanda, what does the plan mean for UK immigration law? • Welcome Lily! • Lisa's Law paralegal qualifies as a licensed conveyancer • Nationality and Borders Act 2022: Fixing a Broken Asylum System by Breaking It Further? • Nearly 5 years after the Grenfell Tragedy, does the Building Safety Act do enough to make residential property safer? • When a relative dies, how should the estate be handled legally? • Ground Rent charges set to be scrapped for new leaseholders. What does this mean? • The end of fake reviews? New rules claim to protect consumers and boost competition | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Past association with extremists results in naturalisation claim being refused! • UK Expansion Worker Visa - What do you need to know? • Afghan boy entitled to damages after being unlawfully removed by the Home Office • Former Scottish footballer's IR35 tax battle offers warning for off-payroll working arrangements • Home Office broke the law by searching, seizing and retaining data from phones of migrants • Welcome Brian! • Employer guidance for respiratory infections such as Covid-19 • What is No Fault Divorce? The imminent reforms set to modernise UK divorce law • Court orders child to be returned to Italy after judicial review deemed inadmissible • As the 2022/2023 tax year edges closer, how will the upcoming changes to employment law affect you? • Does the new UK Expansion Worker Visa represent a step backwards for businesses looking to expand in the UK? • Family loses right to appeal after deported father killed by Taliban • Meet The Solicitor - Teresa Tsang • Rishi Sunak's Spring Statement – what are the key points? • UK's Plan for Growth scheme introduces 'High Potential Individual' visa route among other immigration avenues. What are the key points you need to know? • Naturalisation – consideration of good character requirement • Welcome Serena! • Home Office falls short in human rights case through failure to disclose important information. • Webinar: How To Deal With Neighbour Disputes In The UK? • Ukraine Family Scheme now open in the UK! Who is eligible and how does it work? • Visa waiting times updated for both in-country and out of country applications. What are the key points you need to know? • Welcome Paul! | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Can Ukrainians claim asylum in the UK? • Concessions made to the Immigration Rules for Ukrainian nationals in wake of Russian invasion • Woman seeking to separate from her husband finds that he secretly divorced her decade ago! What legal lessons are on show in a surprising recent case? • Tier 1 Investor Visa Route Closed Due to Security Concerns! What does this mean for people already in the UK under this route? • True father revealed at last! What did the courts decide in a recent parentage case and what does the result mean for the family? • Secretary of State 'confused' by Zambrano Carer status! A recent case may raise more questions than it answers. • Offshore Well-Boat Workers wanted by the UK! What does the new concession introduce? • Home Office to still charge high fees to children applying for British citizenship • Buying an 'off-plan' property can be a slippery slope! What can we learn from a recent case in which multiple people lost large deposits? | Lisa's Law Solicitors - Forward Thinking Law Firm • Applicant is granted asylum due to becoming 'westernised' in the UK • Government Authorised Exchange route ('GAE route') – What is it and how does it work? • Solicitors on the Lenders Panel: What does it mean, why is it important and whose panels are we on? • Rent Repayment Order not applicable to directors of corporate landlords! What can we learn from a recent case? • Does overstaying break the period of lawful residence? An insight from a recent case can tell. • More options on offer for Afghan nationals in the UK as situation in their country remains volatile. What can we learn from the new Home Office guidance? • Naturalisation – flexibility in the 5 year residence requirement • Welcome Nicklaus! • Post-Brexit Britain starts embracing skilled workers: sponsorship applications triple and near-zero action has been taken against sponsors • EU Residency Rights not available to ex-partners who have experienced domestic abuse – what can we learn from a recent case? • New guidance released to combat Property-Title-Fraud! What does it mean, and what can you do to stop it? • Welcome Minnie! • Are workers entitled to time off due to bereavement, and what types of changes to this issue are MPs fighting for? • Welcome Katherine! • Copyright Confusion! Work done in 'personal time' deemed to be owned by employer instead of employee. • Mother's plan to keep child backfires! A look into child custody and supervised contact • Welcome Xijia! • Father takes legal action against 'globe-trotting' mother in order to claim child back from an unwanted nomadic lifestyle – a lesson in habitual residence. • Acas publishes new guidance on fire and rehire practices. What do they say and how might employers and employees be affected? • If your ex-spouse took your children and moved permanently to another country, can you bring them back? • Persistence, preparation and persuasion is key! • How can COVID-19 restrictions affect EUSS applicants, and what measures are in place to bypass this issue? • Sky TV presenter hit with HUGE tax bill after losing IR35 case appeal. What can we learn from this? • Commercial Rent Debt accrued over the Pandemic to be handled under new Code of Practice – What does this mean for landlords and tenants? • Welcome Peggy! • Meet the Solicitor - Mahfuz Ahmed • Child Arrangements Orders: What are they and How To Apply? • Immigration Issues in the Autumn Budget: What Changes Have Been Announced? • Important evidence? You need to spell it out in detail to the Immigration Tribunals • New Settlement Fast-Track: Private life applicants can now obtain Indefinite Leave to Remain earlier! • No Home Office Decision, No Appeal – What Can You Do Then? • Discretionary leave to be given to trafficked asylum seekers says the High Court. • Welcome Lin! • Migration Advisory Committee conduct deep-dive into the Intra Company Transfer visa route – what did they find and what is going to change? • Can a judgement summons be used purely to commit a debtor to prison? • Will divorce become easier? • The Creative Worker Visa – Who is it for and how does it work? • Can you sell your matrimonial home in divorce proceedings? • Everything you need to know about Commercial Lease! (Webinar Link) • Were Asylum cases considered between 2005 – 2014 under the unfair Detained Fast Track Rules unlawful? • International Sportsperson Visa – Something new or a simple rebranding? • Paragraph 39E of the Immigration rules and whether application for leave to remain is considered to be made 'in-time'. • Childlessness and Short-lived Marriages are not Decisive Factors in Family Asset Division • What happens in a Fraudulent Property Transfer? • Eviction notice periods to return to pre-pandemic timescale – what do landlords and tenants need to know? • Changes to family permits, relevant documents and more may work in favour of family members applying under the EU Settlement Scheme. • When is Section 3C leave revived when an appeal is lodged out of time? • Absence Of Parent Does Not Itself Make An Adoption Process Procedurally Irregular: Courts Refuse Mothers Application of Adoption Order. • UK Immigration Rules: Let’s keep up with the changes! • Welcome Angeline! • EU Settlement Scheme: An Endless Process? • Meet the Solicitor - Elin Lee • EU Settlement Scheme: How can I apply for an administrative review if a decision goes against me? • In what circumstances can you challenge the Secretary of State’s Policy Guidance? • Asylum Claims: What Do You Need to Know? • Can time spent under a visit visa count towards 10 years long residence? • Welcome Mahfuz! • Slanderous claims result in privacy injunction in recent private law child proceedings! • Refugee Resettlement – How does it work and what is the UK government doing to aid Afghan refugees? • Furlough Frenzy! What is considered unfair in terms of employee dismissal during the pandemic, and what can we learn from two cases with very different outcomes? • The Role of Certificates of Sponsorship: Home Office to Profit from struggling music industry? • Welcome Xinlei! • Welcome Angel! • Obtaining status in the UK via deceptive means? It could come back to haunt you! • Top Tips: 4 FAQs when purchasing a property in the UK! • Meet the Solicitor - Victoria Wong • Better late than never! How can those who missed the deadline for the EU Settlement Scheme still apply, and what are the requirements? • Welcome Alex! • Wrongful vs Unfair Dismissal: What is the difference and what role does ACAS Code of Practice on Disciplinary and Grievance play? • Multiple Dwellings Relief denied in recent case! When is it an option for buyers? • Termination of parental responsibility – when can it occur and what can we learn from a recent case? • Meet the Solicitor - Binger Chen • Meet the Solicitor - Felix Otouke • Celebrating our Staff! • Meet the Solicitor - Salina Lim • Lisa's Law Mobile App - Android download link • Lisa's Law Mobile App - iPhone download link • Meet the Solicitor - Evveline Loh • Landmark Ruling Could Unlock EU Settlement Scheme for Zambrano Carers! • Welcome Siao Yee and Katrina! • EU Settlement Scheme – Coronavirus related absences to be overlooked by Home Office? • Meet the Solicitor - Chuanli Ding • Denial of homeworking or furlough request from employees due to fears of COVID-19 may not itself amount to unfair dismissal • Splitting up the family? The importance of Retained Rights of Residency for family members of EU citizens. • Coronavirus and UK Immigration: What story do the statistics tell? • E-visas, E-permission to Travel, E-sponsorship System – What are the key points in the Home Office’s New Immigration Plan? • How to move homes under the current Unlocking 3.0? • Protection for renters remains, but notice period is cut to 4 months • Fantastic positions open here at Lisa’s Law – come and join our team!