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Turpin Miller

Immigration: Human Rights, Asylum and Deportation

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Turpin Miller

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Immigration: Human Rights, Asylum and Deportation - UK-wide

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What the Team is Known For

Turpin Miller is a specialist immigration and human rights firm based in Oxford. The team is noted for its extensive legal aid work, but also maintains a private practice that works with clients such as educational institutions and NGOs. It regularly acts on a range of asylum claims, including cases involving complex family relations or health concerns.

Strengths

I was impressed by the level of engagement with the detail of our situation. In terms of client service, they had our best interests at heart at all times.

With Turpin Miller, you know that it is going to be a well-prepared case and they will be responsive.

The team are incredibly diligent and hard-working, focusing on the best possible outcomes for their clients and leaving no stone unturned in building cases.

Notable practitioners
Tom Giles

Tom Giles is head of the legal aid team at Turpin Miller. He regularly brings high-profile challenges against deportation decisions, and has a strong track record of representing detained clients.

He is hugely knowledgeable and an excellent tactical lawyer.

Tom runs a very diligent and efficient practice and delivers excellent results for his clients in circumstances where he is dealing with very difficult cases.

I really enjoyed working with Tom; he was extremely knowledgeable and supportive throughout.

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