Immigration: Human Rights, Asylum and Deportation

Alison Stanley is a consultant at Bindmans and enjoys a stellar reputation for her work in sophisticated asylum and extradition cases. She is particularly well-versed in LGBT+ immigration issues and cases involving individuals with mental health conditions.

She's got so much experience and is just great.

Liz Barratt is co-head of the department and a go-to for complex matters involving nationality law and citizenship, particularly those involving SIAC. She has considerable experience handling asylum claims and applications under the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy.

Liz has really good litigation knowledge and legal instincts.

She has enormous experience and has exceptional dedication to her cases.

Liz has the charisma to be able to get on with any client and give them the best advice.

Roberta Haslam is experienced in a range of immigration issues and regularly appears for individuals seeking to challenge Home Office policy and decision-making. She is well known for her prowess in human rights and asylum cases, particularly those relating to Article 8 of the ECHR.

Roberta is very good at getting the trust of vulnerable clients and is always on top of development in immigration law.

She establishes a level of trust that has ultimately been important in securing outstanding results.

She has worked tirelessly to provide an extremely high quality of advice and service to a group of very vulnerable people in a compassionate yet professional way.

Her sensitivity to the highly personal nature of the matter informed her work in a way that has made the process much less distressing than it could have been.

Alice Davis is a seasoned immigration solicitor with strong expertise in asylum, deportation and extradition matters. She is particularly adept at advising victims of torture.

Alice is really good with vulnerable clients.

Our case was successful and this was down to Alice's meticulous preparation.