Eleanorās practice covers all aspects of personal immigration law, with a particular focus on the areas of asylum, human rights, and modern slavery. Her strong academic background is combined with extensive practical experience and an empathetic approach. She is dedicated to meeting the individual needs of every client and has expertise in assisting vulnerable adults and children. She values her close and collaborative working relationships with instructing solicitors.
Examples of Eleanorās immigration work include successful applications to the Court of Appeal for permission to appeal against decisions of the Upper Tribunal; successful Cart judicial reviews against refusals by the Upper Tribunal to grant permission to appeal; and numerous appeals in the First-Tier and Upper Tribunals on diverse issues, including deportation, EU law, and statelessness. Eleanor also has experience in housing law, with a focus on homelessness and judicial reviews, particularly where there is an interface with immigration law.
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Middle Temple
Immigration Law Practitioners Association
BPTC, Kaplan Law School (2014): Very Competent
BCL, University of Oxford (2010): Distinction
BA (Law), University of Cambridge (2009): First Class Honours
Scholarships and prizes
Astbury Scholarship and Entrance Exhibition, Middle Temple (2013)
George Long Prize for Jurisprudence (Cambridge, 2009)
John Hall Prize for Family Law (Cambridge, 2008)
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