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Updates on Article 8 in immigration cases – Niamh Fegan (Pupil Barrister, Goldsmith Chambers)

This session will examine recent case law on Article 8 in immigration claims, provide practical insight on meeting the necessary tests, and consider the impact of the government’s plans to reform the use of Article 8 in claims.

Sponsoring a skilled worker: extension of traditional employment
relationship and what you should know – Nozima Rakhimjonova (Barrister, Fraser Chambers)

Nozima will address the impact of the proposed changes for skilled workers on earned settlement, including implications for employers, the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025, civil penalties, and the compliance requirements relevant to Home Office audits.

Immigration Law Update Spring 2026 – Richard McKee (Barrister and a retired judge of the Upper Tribunal)

This session will focus on the Immigration White Paper, with particular attention to the upcoming changes to the Immigration Rules as they begin to come into force. It will also cover “Good Character and Absences in Applications for Citizenship” and explore the question “Stay or Go? In country versus entry clearance applications by irregular migrants.”

Developments in Deportation – Brenda Efurhievwe (Barrister, Goldsmith Chambers)

This webinar will analyse recent developments in deportation appeals and consider the changes to deportation law introduced under the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025

Part Suitability: Suitability requirements under the Immigration
Rules – Amanda Jones (Barrister, Great James Street Chambers)

The Immigration Rules changed in November 2025 to import a new suitability requirement, in a separate section of the Rules. The tests are still not identical for different types of applications, but the criteria have tightened. Far more applications risk being refused on suitability grounds. This talk will examine the different aspects of suitability requirements, how they apply to different types of application and the recent changes.

Family law issues to consider in the immigration context – Gemma Lindfield (Barrister, 5 St Andrew’s Hill Chambers)

This session will highlight key principles from family law that immigration practitioners should keep in mind when advising clients. It will explore how issues such as parental responsibility, safeguarding considerations, and family court orders can influence immigration applications and case strategy, ensuring a more holistic and informed approach to client representation.

“Panel Discussion” – A session answering your questions