Wesley Gryk Solicitors LLP

Partners: 4

Assistants: 6

Other fee-earners: 8

THE FIRM

Wesley Gryk Solicitors LLP is a specialist immigration practice dealing with all aspects of UK immigration, asylum and nationality law.

The firm holds an excellent reputation for its work with individuals facing personal immigration problems, with a particular emphasis on cases involving human rights and civil liberties. Though we are mainly known for our work in the human rights and personal immigration field, we believe it is important to be able to assist clients across the spectrum of immigration law and we undertake a significant amount of work that would be considered business immigration law or in the high net worth categories. Our firm is unique in that our lawyers have the depth of knowledge and skills across all aspects of immigration law, which allows us to find the best approach for our clients.

As a specialist practice, our work covers the full spectrum of immigration law: we assist with asylum, human rights and deportation cases; a wide variety of other personal immigration and nationality work, EUSS matters, in respect of immigration issues arising in international surrogacy and adoption cases, for children in care, for highly skilled / talented workers and students wanting to work in / move to the UK; and we advise businesses and other organisations on immigration issues and compliance. We are regularly instructed by family lawyers and local authorities to provide expert immigration advice to the Family Court on immigration issues relating to children that are the subject of care proceedings. Our firm has a long history of working with LGBTQI+ migrants and their UK partners, and we are well known for our expertise with LGBTQI+ asylum and partner applications/appeals. We also regularly assist with clients who have been the victims of domestic violence and our known for our ground-breaking work in assisting victims of transnational marriage abandonment.

As a leading firm, Wesley Gryk's members and fee-earners are actively engaged in teaching, partnership and lobbying work, through the Immigration Law Practitioners Association and more widely.