Edward Nicholson’s practice is focused on Immigration, Asylum & Nationality matters.
Prior to obtaining a tenancy in 2003 Edward worked at the Refugee Legal Centre from 1992, appearing before the Immigration Appellate Authority – predominantly the Immigration Appeal Tribunal for over ten years. He held the position of Legal Officer at the RLC from 1995.
In addition to his practice in the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal, the Administrative Court and the Court of Appeal Edward also provides regular advice and training sessions to staff at solicitors firms.
From 2007 to 2012 he was retained by Gherson solicitors providing in house training to staff and articles on developments in immigration law for the company’s website.
In 2009 he appeared before the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal in what became its first reported determination on the United Kingdom Border Agency’s new Points Based System : NA and Others (Tier 1 (Post-Study Work) – funds) [2009] UKAIT 00025.
No notional ‘any child’ comparator in deportation cases – Supreme Court upholds Court of Appeal’s judgment in HA (Iraq) In its judgment handed down today…
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Do past or present periods of overstaying mean that a person who has otherwise remained continuously in the UK with leave for 10 years cannot…
"A real ability to consider novel and different legal arguments in representing clients."
"Committed, diligent and one of the most talented barristers."
"He’s a really good barrister who understands clients and puts them at ease. You’re in good hands with him."
No notional ‘any child’ comparator in deportation cases – Supreme Court upholds Court of Appeal’s judgment in HA (Iraq) In its judgment handed down today…
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Do past or present periods of overstaying mean that a person who has otherwise remained continuously in the UK with leave for 10 years cannot…
