Ask Your Lawyer

Brother Tariq hosts this edition of Ask Your Lawyer with immigration expert Zaffar Iqbal from Greystone Solicitors. They speak about the changes in immigration laws and the process for securing a spouse visa in the UK.

On this episode, the presenters will be discussing homelessness in terms of housing law and The Homelessness Act.

On this episode, Gias Uddin is joined by a panel of guests who will be discussing their paths into law, their experiences, dos and dont's and the choices and sacrificesw made in pursuing a legal career.

On this episode of the Ask Your Lawyer show, the presenters will be discussing legal curiosities - fact or fable?

Liam Loughlin:

Liam has a mixed common law practice, with an emphasis on criminal defence and immigration. Liam is instructed across a broad range of practice areas and is willing to undertake instructions in other areas. Liam has a reputation for strong advocacy skills coupled with a sharp and analytical mind applied to each case. Liam prides himself on not only having the skills required for inside of the court room but the compassion and consideration required outside of it, to ensure that those instructing and the lay client feel fully informed and involved in the process.

Tomas McGarvey:

Called in 2010, Tomas’s practice covers all aspects of Crime, Family and Prison Law. He also provides advice in relation to sports law and regulatory matters.

Tomas is now Chambers Criminal Bar Association representative

Attiq Malik returns for another toolkit edition of the Ask your Lawyer show. He will be discussing new legislation coming in 2020

On this episode of Ask Your Lawyer, Esther Olasehinde is joined by Dean Garrett to talk about consumer rights.

Mazharul specialises in the fields of immigration, nationality and asylum law. His practice encompasses the full spectrum of appeal and judicial review work. He has a particular interest in right of abode, citizenship, family and private life cases.

Tune in to the Ask Your Lawyer show this week, with Attiq Malik, on the topic of how to start, end and avoid legal proceedings.