News
There are constant changes and updates to immigration rules and policy, our selection of UK and US immigration news and articles can help you keep up-to-date.
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6 May 2020
Family law clients and the immigration law issues they face in a COVID-19 climate
Natasha Chell speaks to Mary-Ann Wright at Manders Law on immigration law issues commonly faced by family law clients in the current COVID-19 crisis.
30 April 2020
US & UK immigration in the age of COVID-19 – webinar recording
The lawyers of LDA provided a webinar on US & UK immigration in partnership with St. George's Society of New York on Monday 27 April 2020.
29 April 2020
The UK’s Right to Rent Scheme is considered discriminatory but proportionate and legitimate in latest Court of Appeal ruling
The UK’s Right to Rent Scheme is considered discriminatory but proportionate and legitimate in latest Court of Appeal ruling.
24 April 2020
ILPA submits response to the Home Affairs Committee’s inquiry into the Home Office’s preparedness for COVID-19
ILPA have submitted a response to the Home Affairs Select Committee’s inquiry into the Home Office’s preparedness for the COVID-19 pandemic.
24 April 2020
Laura Devine Attorneys – Chambers USA 2020
Laura Devine Attorneys (LDA) is delighted to have ranked Band 2 for Corporate Immigration in New York in the Chambers USA 2020 rankings.
23 April 2020
COVID-19 US immigration – details of President Trump’s Executive Order (22 April 2020)
President Trump has exercised executive authority to suspend the entry of immigrants to the US, subject to numerous exceptions.
15 April 2020
Navigating the US immigration process
Christi Jackson discusses navigating the US immigration process and key things to consider before relocating to the US for London & Capital.
9 April 2020
Tier 2 Sponsor Guidance update: sponsor licence applications encouraged
The latest update to the Tier 2 sponsor guidance encourages businesses to apply for sponsor licences now for the new UK immigration system.
8 April 2020
Home Office partially accepts Law Commission’s proposals to simplify the Immigration Rules
The Home Office responded to the Law Commission’s report, promising to cut complexity and make the Rules clear, consistent and accessible.