Thank you to those that joined us at No5 Barristers’ Chambers last night for our Immigration Seminar. Members of our Immigration group, Danny Bazini, Susana…
Thank you to everyone who attended our Breaking Barriers event yesterday in celebration of Black History Month. Your participation made the event truly special! Thank you…
As part of Black History Month 2024, we are delighted to invite you to join us at this event to celebrate black excellence at the…
The decision of Murray J in R (NCA) v Hao & Ors [2024] EWHC 2240 (Admin) caused sharp intakes of breath in the family offices…
No5’S Becket BEDFORD and Susana Ferrín Pérez will be speaking at the Navigating Change: Networking and Legal Updates event on Thursday 1st August from 4pm…
When the decision landed in Begum v SSHD [2024] EWCA Civ 152 (23 February 2024), by chance, I was newly emerged after a deep dive…
On 23 November 2023, delivering the opinion in a fundamental rights case testing the very limits of EU legal order, Advocate General Ćapeta cites the…
On 6 September 2023, District Judge Anthony Rich TD, sitting at Birmingham County Court, rejected attempts by the Government and G4S, the world’s largest security…
Becket Bedford is currently embroiled in the intricacies of EEA deport notices. They involve public law arguments and the slow process of incremental gains e.g., R…
In a ruling today the High Court held that a child detained under the sentence of a court did not have an automatic entitlement to…
Mrs. Justice Beverley Lang DBE granted JR permission at a remote hearing on 16 July 2020 in the Administrative court for a Latvian woman to…
The Court of Appeal today overturned a High Court decision in the continuing battle waged by award-winning Notts firm, Instalaw, to clarify the law over…
As countries start closing their borders under the escalating threat of Covid-19 what rights does the UK have and what about UK citizens in Europe? …
A second chance for asylum for a former child refugee A new decision from the Court of Appeal confirms the court is slow, even if…
In an important test case today, 18 February 2018, the Court of Appeal has ruled the Secretary of State may be liable in costs for…