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About Andy

Andy joined the firm in 2010 as a Solicitor after studying Economics & Politics at Strathclyde University, before completing an accelerated LLB at the Law School. He trained at a Scottish Law Centre, where he specialised in Immigration, Asylum and Employment law. Based at our Glasgow office he has developed a varied litigation practice in human rights and criminal deportation. He also advises private and commercial clients with immigration issues. Andy has a particular interest in Judicial Review, Human Rights and Constitutional Law, and is a member of the Scottish Immigration Law Practitioners Association.

Procedural Fairness & Jurisdiction of the First Tier Tribunal Basnet (validity of application – respondent) [2012] UKUT 00113(IAC)

Posted on April 6, 2012 by Andy

The Upper Tribunal has recently reported a decision concerning the UK Border Agency’s treatment of postal applications and in particular payment administration. Eagle eyed readers will spot that the appellant in this judgement was in fact assisted by ourselves in … Continue reading →

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The Evolution of the Child’s Best Interest

Posted on January 9, 2012 by Andy

Section 55 of the Borders Immigration & Citizenship Act 2009 introduced a requirement that the Secretary of State consider and evaluate a child’s best interests when making immigration decisions. This principle, and the scope and application of it by the UK Border Agency … Continue reading →

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