News

Year: 2024

DEC 20 2024

Sir Elton John, Elizabeth Hurley and Heather Mills settle phone-hacking claims against Sun publisher

Sir Elton John and his husband David Furnish have settled a phone-hacking claim against the publisher of the Sun days before a trial was due to begin. Actress Elizabeth Hurley, activist Heather Mills and her sister Fiona Mills had also made claims relating to voicemail intercepti…

Fee Waivers for immigration applications

This article discusses The Home Office policy on fee waivers stemming from several pivotal court cases. There are a number of court decisions recently which are impacting UK Immigration. Key Rulings R (Omar) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (2012): In this case, The High Court decided that charging a fee for human…

The UK Citizenship Referee Requirement

Abandoning the Referee Requirement for UK Citizenship Applications Update by Leena Chouhan, Taylor Hampton Solicitors on the citizenship referee requirement. This update discusses UK immigration rules for applicants needing assistance with immigration. Anyone applying for British citizenship must provide two referees who can vouch for their identity and character. However, this requirement feels increasingly out…

e-Visas and the Hostile Environment: A crisis risk

The UK faces a looming immigration challenge with the new e-visa system. From 1 January 2025, all biometric residence permits (BRPs) and biometric residence cards (BRCs) will expire. Therefore, migrants must use the e-Visa system to prove their status. The Home Office stopped issuing BRPs and BRCs on 31 October 2024. Now, anyone granted immigration…

Priority Change of Circumstances Service: Challenges and Updates

At Taylor Hampton, we stay updated regarding developments that affect sponsors under the United Kingdom’s immigration system. One critical service is the Home Office’s priority change of circumstances process. Some sponsors rely on this to expedite key actions, often necessary for advancing visa applications. Without it, the standard processing time of 18 weeks can cause delays…

Taylor Hampton: The High Potential Individual Visa

An Attractive Pathway for Global Talent: The High Potential Individual Visa The High Potential Individual (HPI) visa is a strategic opportunity for ambitious professionals. The United Kingdom seeks to attract the “brightest and best” graduates from leading global universities, and this visa is a step into that direction.Why Choose the HPI Visa? HPI stands out…

Taylor Hampton: Guide to Right to Work Checks

A Guide to Right to Work Checks Employers in the United Kingdom are currently facing a critical legal responsibility. All individuals must ensure that every employee has the right to work in the country. This process, known as the “right to work check,” is required by law, and it protects businesses from criminal and civil…

Taylor Hampton Supporting Victims of Mohamed Al Fayed Sexual Abuse

Legal claims against Harrods and Fulham FC following allegations of abuse in BBC documentary Following the release of the recent BBC documentary titled: Al-Fayed: Predator at Harrods, numerous women have come forward with accusations of sexual misconduct, including harassment, assault, emotional abuse, and rape. These allegations span from the early 1970s through the early 2000s,…

Settlement: The End Goal for Many Immigration Applicants

Update on Settlement in the UK by Taylor Hampton For many immigration applicants, settlement is the goal, as it marks the ability to live and work in the UK without any time restrictions. However, the path to settlement can be complicated, often involving years of continuous residence, paying significant fees, and having to deal with…

Moving to Australia Why Young Britons Are Packing Their Bags for Australia

Migration to Australia has seen a sharp rise in recent years, and the trend shows no signs of slowing down. On Sunday, 20th October, our migration expert, Greg Veal, shared his experience on this phenomenon during an interview with Vanessa Feltz on LBC radio. Greg was also featured in The Sunday Telegraph, where he discussed the…

Leave To Remain Visa Application: Bereaved Partner

Taylor Hampton Update on Bereavement and Immigration Status Losing a partner is devastating. For migrants on a partner visa, it can also raise some distress. Fortunately, UK immigration rules provide a path for bereaved partners to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). Who Can Apply For the Visa? You can apply if you hold…

Visas for Same sex relationships: Confidentiality and Safety

Ensuring Confidentiality and Safety in Applications for Same Sex Relationships This article aims to highlight the critical importance of confidentiality and safety for clients applying for Visas for same sex relationships. We draw on our experience to share steps that can help achieve these goals. In many countries, being in a same-sex relationship or disclosing…

The Windrush Affair: Historical Roots and the Path Forward

Update from Leena Chouhan, Head of Immigration at Taylor Hampton Solicitors Our August 2020 update took a closer look at the Windrush affair and immigration. Windrush concerned immigrants coming to the UK from 1948 – 1971 on the MV Windrush and primarily from the Caribbean. However, the term expanded to include immigrants from other countries…

International Recruitment and skills shortages: Insights from the Mac Review

On August 6th of 2024, the home secretary tasked the migration advisory committee to explore international recruitment and skills shortages in key sectors, starting with information technology, telecommunications, and engineering. These sectors are heavily dependent on international talent. The new Labour government, during and since the general election, has said he wishes to “fix the…

ANNOUNCEMENT – BREAKING: CLASS ACTION MOHAMMED AL FAYED

HAVE YOU BEEN A VICTIM OF MOHAMMED AL FAYED? Taylor Hampton is responding to the BBC documentary of 19 September 2024 which exposed the abuse of victims by Mohammed Al Fayed and the invasion of their privacy. The firm is an expert in mounting class actions having pioneered the phone hacking litigation against News International…

New Entrants Visa Salary Discounts: A Lifeline for International Graduates?

Taylor Hampton Comments on the New Entrants Visa In April 2023, the UK government introduced significant increases to the minimum salary thresholds for skilled worker and global business mobility visas. These changes have left employers and potential employees navigating a more complex hiring process, especially when it comes to new hires versus extending visas for…

UK Expansion Worker Visa: Challenges and Lessons Learned

Challenges and complexities of visa applications The UK Expansion Worker visa, introduced to replace the sole representative route, has been available for over two years. However, its implementation has revealed several challenges and complexities that businesses should be aware of before applying. Here’s a summary of the key themes and insights from our experience. A…

High Court Reaffirms Approach to Serious Harm in Defamation Cases

Social Media and Defamatory Comment The High Court recently delivered a crucial ruling in the defamation case Versi v Husain. This judgment, which comes after the Supreme Court’s 2019 decision in Lachaux, reinforces the current legal framework when using Trials of Preliminary Issues (“TPI”) in defamation claims. Taylor Hampton acted for Bruno Lachaux in this…

Government restrictions on Immigration

UK immigration services: Taylor Hampton updateOver the past year, the number of overseas workers, students, and families applying for UK Visas dropped significantly. In fact, it fell by a third. This decline follows new UK immigration services introduced by the Conservative government. These have placed stricter limitations on who can bring family members to the…

Leave to Remain Application Date: How to Calculate It and Why It Matters

Calculating the correct Leave to Remain Application Date Understanding the importance of the leave to remain application date is crucial. In this update, we’ll explain why the application date matters, how online applications offer significant advantages, and how to calculate the correct date to ensure your application is valid and timely. Why the Application Date…

Supposed crypto founder fails in defamation claim

DR WRIGHT BECOMES DR WRONG – Taylor Hampton Defamation Update On 17 April 2019 Dr Craig Wright, a businessman in the cryptocurrency sector, filed a defamation claim for libel. Dr Wright claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto – one of the people, widely credited with inventing Bitcoin. He brought the claim against Peter McCormack. This claim…

Defamation case – Trial of Preliminary Issues (TPI) sparks questions of artistic licence

Steve Coogan’s film The Lost King is defamatory, according to a judgment handed down last June. Former university director sues over film depiction Richard Stewart Taylor, a former director at the University of Leicester is suing the film’s producers. Mr Taylor has brought this defamation claim due to its depiction of his…

Transitioning from BRP to eVisa: What you need to know.

As the UK moves forward in digitalising its border and immigrant system, changes are underway. By December 31 2024, Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) will expire, with proof of immigration status shifting to a digital format known as an eVisa. What is a BRP? A Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) is a physical card that holds essential…

Clock Ticks for Tech Nation…

…at least for their involvement in Global Talent Visas. As well as arts-based Global Talent visas, Taylor Hampton advises on tech ones. Tech Nation has been for some time the place for would-be UK visa holders in tech jobs to go for an “endorsement”. This forms part of the application for a Global Talent visa.…

International Researchers Face High Visa Costs

High UK visa costs are restricting the migration of talented academics from around the world to Great Britain and Northern Ireland. What’s the problem? Leading international researchers are struggling to accept UK-based jobs because of associated fees: this is according to the head of the Wellcome Trust, Dr John-Arne Røttingen. Payable upfront with the issuing…

What are the UK eVisas?

Taylor Hampton explains eVisas for UK Immigration The implementation of eVisas by the Home Office is a component of a larger plan to digitise the immigration process in the United Kingdom. Physical documents like passport stamps and biometric residency permits (BRPs) are expected to be replaced by eVisas by 2025. Many people are not familiar…

UK Immigration Opportunities for Talented Artists via the Global Talent Visa

Taylor Hampton update on recruiting talent and the Global Talent Visa Creative industries have outpaced the rest of the country’s economy by five times, making the UK a prominent global hub for arts and culture. Recognizing the potential in this sector, the UK government aims to increase its value by 50 billion pounds by 2030. …

High Court Hands Down Judgement in a Defamation Matter

The High Court has handed down judgement on a preliminary issue in the case of Andrew Bridgen v Matt Hancock In this update, Taylor Hampton Solicitors reviews a major judgement involving the Government during the pandemic where Mr. Bridgen has brought a libel claim against Mr. Hancock regarding a tweet that accused an unnamed MP of…

Immigration Election Policies

Taylor Hampton General Election Update Immigration Election Policies stands as one of the pivotal issues in the 2024 general election. In fact, all major political parties are intensely debating the best path forward. Importantly, a recent YouGov poll, commissioned by Sky News, reveals that 43% of UK residents perceive immigration as having a negative…

Taylor Hampton Solicitors: Your Guide to eVisas

How to transition to eVisas Introduction This article provides an update for applicants on the transition to eVisas, highlighting the replacement of traditional physical documents with secure, online records. Taylor Hampton Solicitors is here to guide you through this process, ensuring you understand how to access and use your new eVisa, the benefits it offers,…

Manchester City launch legal action against the Premier League

Managaging Reputational Issues Manchester City is launching unprecedented legal action against the Premier League. The Times has seen sight of legal documents evidencing City’s claim against the Premier League for breaches of competition law. The action largely stems from the club’s issue with laws on Associated Party Transactions (APTs). These concern sponsorship deals (highly lucrative…

Media Crisis Management – Urgent Injunctions

How to Manage a Media Crisis Taylor Hampton Solicitors’ latest update examines how we assist clients with urgent injunctions. Facing a Media Crisis? Words travel at the speed of light. If someone has uploaded defamatory material, you need to act quickly to minimise the exposure and the damage they may do. In an age where…

Debt Enforcement with Taylor Hampton

Enforcing a judgment by way of a charging order: If you have obtained a judgment in your favour, but the defendant or debtor isn’t cooperating, a the process known as ‘Enforcement’ enables the Court to intervene and assist you in obtaining any damages or legal costs that you are owed by the defendant. The most…

Calling All Musicians: the Global Talent Visa

Navigating UK Immigration for talented musicians Are you a musician looking to broaden your horizons and expand your career on an international scale? The United Kingdom offers a pathway for exceptional talent and promise in the arts through the Global Talent visa. This article, brought to you by Taylor Hampton Solicitors, aims to guide you…

Taylor Hampton acts for Krista Kim, “the new digital Rothko”

Media and Art Lawyers obtain a correction over the “First NFT Digital house in the world” Taylor Hampton this week obtained a correction from Dezeen, an architectural magazine, in relation to a dispute over the “First NFT Digital house in the world”. What is Mars House? “Mars House” is situated in an other-worldly mountain range,…

Taylor Hampton Features in Superyacht Blog

Protect Your Reputation: Daniel Taylor Interviewed by OurFacelessCrew Reputation of owners, professionals and crew at sea is important to maintain. In order to protect your reputation, you have to observe confidentiality and also to understand how to react to bad press. Often, this is a difficult field for superyacht industry professionals to navigate given the…

Taylor Hampton Update on UK Immigration: Changes to the EU Settlement Scheme

The UK Settlement Scheme: Enhancing Clarity and Rights The EU Settlement Scheme has introduced significant changes. These changes will help individuals with pre-settled status. Consequently, they will now be able to easily prove their rights. Moreover, they will also provide clarity for employers and landlords who need to check immigration status. Why have these changes…

Immigration News: A Rapid Review of the Graduate Route by the Migration Advisory Committee

MAC Committee Report: Key Findings and Recommendations In this report, Taylor Hampton Solicitors Immigration Department looks into the Graduate Route a new option devised by the Migration Advisory Committee. Otherwise known as the MAC, the committee falls under the Home Office and the Home Secretary is ultimately responsible for its success. Introduction On 11 March…

Daniel Taylor of Taylor Hampton interviewed by the BBC on the Baby Reindeer fallout

… the show labelled as 2024’s biggest TV controversy Taylor Hampton was interviewed by BBC Culture this week about the Baby Reindeer fallout. Daniel Taylor commented: “It is for the claimant [Fiona Harvey] to prove that she was the subject of the libel. If she is able to do that, then Netflix’s due diligence has…

Global Talent Applications in the Digital Technology Sector

Fintech and Immigration – new tips for applicants This new update explains Global Talent Applications in the Digital Technology Sector world of Fintech. Skilled professionals from around the world offer specialized expertise, fostering innovation and creativity within the financial services industry. Increased diversity also brings a global perspective, aiding firms in expanding internationally by providing…

Universal and TikTok agree licence deal: AI and Copyright Infringement

AI and Copyright Infringement – A Case History Following a contentious dispute, Universal Music Group (‘Universal’) has agreed a licencing deal with TikTok, allowing songs belonging by its artists to return to the video-sharing platform. In February 2024, Universal withdrew music created by its artists (such as Olivia Rodrigo, Drake, Adele) from TikTok following disagreements…

Navigating Exceptional Circumstances in UK Spouse Visa Applications

Taylor Hampton expands on its recent explanation of Financial Requirements When attempting spouse visa applications in the UK, meeting the financial and other requirements under the Home Office Appendix FM is crucial. However, what happens when these requirements seem out of reach? Exceptional circumstances may offer a pathway forward. Under UK immigration rules, the sponsor can…

Learn about the Financial Requirements for UK Spouse and Partner Visas

Taylor Hampton updates applicants on the latest immigration visa rules Navigating the financial prerequisites for UK spouse and partner visas can be daunting. Understanding the intricacies of income thresholds, evidence requirements, and the latest policy guidance is essential to a successful application. Here at Taylor Hampton Solicitors, we are offering a comprehensive guide to help…

Australian Migration, New Moves by the Albanese Labor Government

Facilitating Growth and Fairness: A New Era for Australian Migration in South Australia In a significant move aimed at addressing critical skills shortages and fostering economic growth, the Albanese Labor Government has forged a groundbreaking migration agreement with the Malinauskas Labor Government. This milestone agreement marks a pivotal moment in Australian migration, particularly beneficial for…

Immigration Application Fees are changing, Taylor Hampton Update

Navigating the New Immigration Application Fees in the UK In recent years, the landscape of immigration in the United Kingdom has witnessed significant changes. Therefore, 2024 is proving to be no exception. Taylor Hampton Solicitors’ immigration department is here to guide you through the latest updates regarding application fees. We ensure applicants are well-informed…

Transitioning to the Digital Age: The Evolution of BRP Cards

Government’s New Digital Visa Immigration Platform Introduction In a move towards a more streamlined and secure immigration system, the United Kingdom is bidding farewell to traditional physical documents. For example, the biometric residence permit (BRP) is ceasing and Government is embracing the era of eVisas. Additionally, this transition, set to take effect from 2025. Therefore…

Sponsor Management System Changeover

Introduction With the implementation of new SOC2020 occupational code standards and an increase in skilled worker pay requirements, the UK’s immigration system is about to undergo a major overhaul. Annex 2 of the paper “Workers and Temporary Workers: guidance for sponsors” contains details on this update, which will take effect on April 4, 2024. This…

Navigating Unnamed Accusations: The Bridgen-Hancock Case

Defamation in the case of unidentified claimants In January 2024, Andrew Bridgen MP brought a defamation claim against Matthew Hancock MP (the former Health Secretary) over a Tweet which allegedly labelled him as antisemitic. Last week, on 20 March 2024, Mrs Justice Steyn had to address an application by Mr Hancock to strike out parts…

Landmark legal decision in Civil Fraud Matters

Fraudulent Scheme involving the creation of false invoices This article explains the case of Bilta (UK) Ltd v Tradition Financial Services Ltd (“TFS”) [2023] EWCA Civ 112 is a landmark legal decision in the context of civil fraud within the United Kingdom. Background Bilta (UK) Ltd engaged in carbon credit trading. The company’s directors…

Upcoming visa changes

UK Immigration Update on amendments to visa immigration rules Taylor Hampton Solicitors, a leading firm specializing in immigration law, is dedicated to providing comprehensive insights into the recent substantial amendments to the Immigration Rules. These changes, set to come into effect on April 4th and 11th, will signal a significant shift in the landscape of…

Navigating Deceit in Legal Claims

The concept of deceit in legal claims In a recent case Old Park Capital Maestro Fund Limited v Old Park Capital Limited (in liquidation) before Mr. Justice Richards, the High Court’s has made an important ruling on the subject of deceit in legal claims. The court has ruled explicitly on the importance of “completeness” regarding…

Citizenship, Statelessness, and Legal Controversies

Who is Shamima Begum? ⁤Shamima Begum, a 21-year-old British national, has been embroiled in a legal battle ever since her British citizenship was taken away in 2019. She was born in the Bethnal Green neighbourhood of London and left the country at the age of fifteen together with two friends. ⁤⁤ Together, they planned to…

Victims harmed by the drug Sodium Valproate

Sodium valproate compensation On 7 February 2024, Dr Henrietta Hughes published the Hughes Report, exploring options to redress those victims harmed by the drug sodium valproate. The report brings to the forefront a long battle to compensate victims for serious harms following complications from the drug. What is sodium valproate? Sodium valproate is a drug…

Rectifying Transnational Marriage Abandonment

UK Immigration Update from Taylor Hampton Effective January 31, 2024, a new VISA pathway has been established for individuals abandoned by their spouses through transnational marriage abandonment. This initiative aims to support victims seeking entry clearance to the UK, emphasizing the need for detailed evidence. This is to demonstrate abandonment and any related abuse. Applicants…

Taylor Swift vs. College Student: The Legal Balance of Privacy Rights and Free Speech

Update considering the interaction of privacy rights and free speech within the digital environment. It has been widely reported that globally recognised pop star, Taylor Swift, has threatened legal action against a University of Central Florida student, named Jack Sweeney. The case has raised questions regarding complex legal issues around privacy, harassment, and free speech…

UK Immigration moving on from Brexit

The UK and EU agree to better manage migration affairs The UK and EU have agreed to cooperate more closely on migration. The British Government signed a deal with Frontex to help police borders. Today, Home Secretary James Cleverly will meet with European Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson to sign the agreement. They will…

Jigsaw identification highlights the dangers that publications can pose in libel cases.

Taylor Hampton explains Jigsaw Identification in Defamation Matters Background This article discussed Jigsaw Identification in Defamation Matters. Identification is an essential requirement that must be met when bringing a defamation claim in England and Wales. A Claimant must be able to identify themselves as the person defamed. The statement does not have to explicitly name…

Exploring the Enhanced UK Tourist Visa: What You Need to Know

Our most recent article explains the UK Tourist Visa for applicants seeking to visit the UK this year. Embarking on an exciting journey into the United Kingdom just got even more appealing. As of January 31, 2024, the UK unveils a series of substantial amendments to its Visitor Visas. Indeed, these broaden the scope of…

Taylor Hampton quoted in the New York Times February 2024

Prince Harry Phone Hacking: Court Decision Handed Down “Taylor Hampton quoted in the New York Times in the Mirror Group Hacking Judgement handed down by Mr Justice Fancourt”. Taylor Hampton acted in the case Fiona Wightman” in which Prince Harry was also a Claimant. The full article is below: Prince Harry Gets Damages in Hacking…

Navigating Changes: Phasing Out of Biometric Residence Permits

An Update for Applicants with Expiring BRP Cards Are you a holder of a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) in the UK? If so, read on for more information pertinent to BRP card expiry. This physical card is a crucial document, confirming your identity, immigration status, and various conditions of your stay. However, changes are underway…

SODIUM VALPROATE VICTIMS

Announcement for Victims Impacted by Sodium Valproate or Epilim 500 Have you been impacted by the epilepsy drug Sodium Valproate or Epilim 500, manufactured by pharmaceutical giant Sanofi? You may be entitled to a financial award of damages and other remedies. You may not have been given the information to enable you to decide whether it was…

Unlocking New Horizons: UK-South Korea Youth Mobility Scheme Expansion

Taylor Hampton’s Leena Chouhan explains how the YMS shared visa scheme opens doors for cross-cultural experiences for young people This article explains the Youth Mobility Scheme Expansion programme and what it means for young professionals in South Korea and the UK. Exciting times await young Brits and South Korean nationals as the UK and South…

Review of the New UK Immigration Salary List

Taylor Hampton Solicitors Immigration Update: The Migration Advisory Committee’s Rapid Review explained Introduction This article reviews the New Immigration Salary List and what it means for UK Immigration applicants. The latest development in immigration regulations heralds a rapid review of the new immigration salary list, commissioned by the Home Secretary to the Migration Advisory Committee…

NEWS ON CHALLENGES FOR CARE HOMES SEEKING EMPLOYMENT VISAS

Navigating Compliance Challenges: Lessons from the Prestwick Care Ltd Case This article examines issues and challenges for care homes seeking employment visas. In a recent landmark decision, the High Court ruled against Prestwick Care Ltd, a major care home operator in the North East, upholding the Home Office verdict. First of all, the case is…

Navigating the Immigration Health Surcharge Increase: A Timely Update from Taylor Hampton Solicitors

Why it is important for UK Immigrants to act early News is now circulating about the imminent and substantial increase in the immigration health surcharge. Therefore, now is the opportune moment for individuals residing in the UK or planning to move here soon. Certainly, candidates need to explore the possibility of submitting early applications. The…

UK Spouse Visa Applications and Changes to the Minimum Income Requirement

Breaking News: UK Government Announces Phased Increase in Minimum Income Requirement for Spouse Visa In a surprising turn of events, the UK Government has adjusted its plans for the MIR- minimum income requirement for a spouse or partner visa. This suggests a direction change from the earlier announcement by the Home Secretary on December 4.…

News

Year: 2024

DEC 20 2024

Sir Elton John, Elizabeth Hurley and Heather Mills settle phone-hacking claims against Sun publisher

DEC 18 2024

Fee Waivers for immigration applications

DEC 10 2024

The UK Citizenship Referee Requirement

DEC 03 2024

e-Visas and the Hostile Environment: A crisis risk

NOV 27 2024

Priority Change of Circumstances Service: Challenges and Updates

NOV 21 2024

Taylor Hampton: The High Potential Individual Visa

NOV 12 2024

Taylor Hampton: Guide to Right to Work Checks

OCT 29 2024

Taylor Hampton Supporting Victims of Mohamed Al Fayed Sexual Abuse

OCT 25 2024

Settlement: The End Goal for Many Immigration Applicants

OCT 21 2024

Moving to Australia Why Young Britons Are Packing Their Bags for Australia

OCT 18 2024

Leave To Remain Visa Application: Bereaved Partner

OCT 09 2024

Visas for Same sex relationships: Confidentiality and Safety

OCT 04 2024

The Windrush Affair: Historical Roots and the Path Forward

SEP 30 2024

International Recruitment and skills shortages: Insights from the Mac Review

SEP 20 2024

ANNOUNCEMENT – BREAKING: CLASS ACTION MOHAMMED AL FAYED

SEP 19 2024

New Entrants Visa Salary Discounts: A Lifeline for International Graduates?

SEP 06 2024

UK Expansion Worker Visa: Challenges and Lessons Learned

SEP 04 2024

High Court Reaffirms Approach to Serious Harm in Defamation Cases

AUG 27 2024

Government restrictions on Immigration

AUG 19 2024

Leave to Remain Application Date: How to Calculate It and Why It Matters

AUG 15 2024

Supposed crypto founder fails in defamation claim

AUG 09 2024

Defamation case – Trial of Preliminary Issues (TPI) sparks questions of artistic licence

AUG 09 2024

Transitioning from BRP to eVisa: What you need to know.

AUG 09 2024

Clock Ticks for Tech Nation…

AUG 02 2024

International Researchers Face High Visa Costs

JUL 19 2024

What are the UK eVisas?

JUL 09 2024

UK Immigration Opportunities for Talented Artists via the Global Talent Visa

JUN 25 2024

High Court Hands Down Judgement in a Defamation Matter

JUN 24 2024

Immigration Election Policies

JUN 19 2024

Taylor Hampton Solicitors: Your Guide to eVisas

JUN 19 2024

Manchester City launch legal action against the Premier League

JUN 13 2024

Media Crisis Management – Urgent Injunctions

JUN 13 2024

Debt Enforcement with Taylor Hampton

JUN 12 2024

Calling All Musicians: the Global Talent Visa

MAY 31 2024

Taylor Hampton acts for Krista Kim, “the new digital Rothko”

MAY 27 2024

Taylor Hampton Features in Superyacht Blog

MAY 22 2024

Taylor Hampton Update on UK Immigration: Changes to the EU Settlement Scheme

MAY 16 2024

Immigration News: A Rapid Review of the Graduate Route by the Migration Advisory Committee

MAY 15 2024

Daniel Taylor of Taylor Hampton interviewed by the BBC on the Baby Reindeer fallout