Why has my UK visit visa been refused?
In this article we look at the most common reasons for refusal of a UK visit visa application.
Long Residence ILR: Section 3C & Paragraph 39E
This is the third post in a series of blogs regarding recent developments in case law on overstaying and applying for settlement, also known as indefinite leave to remain (‘ILR’), on the basis of 10 years long residence. The first and second post, provided an in-depth exploration of the recent cases on the interpretation of …
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British Citizenship: The Citizenship Ceremony
If an individual is over 18 and has made a successful application to become a British citizen, they will be required to attend a citizenship ceremony. The individual is required to attend a ceremony by law.
Tier 2 General Change of Employment FAQs
Under the Immigration Rules, there are different requirements if you plan to change employment while on a Tier 2 (General) visa. We have prepared answers to a selection of questions frequently asked by Tier 2 (General) migrants when changing employment.
6 NOTABLE POINTS TO CONSIDER BEFORE SIGNING A CONTRACT
Whether it is for employment, buying/selling or leasing a property, construction of a building or applying for financial assistance from a bank, having a legal contract in such situations are inevitable.
WHEN SHOULD YOU HIRE A PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER?
Someone’s negligence is someone’s loss, but that loss often leads to the right of seeking compensation. On off chance, if you have ever been injured due to someone’s negligent act which can be through a road accident, medical negligence or workplace injury, you have the opportunity to file a case for personal injury to seek …
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Yearbook 2019/2020 A global guide for practitioners – Greece
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Greek Law Digest, 3rd Edition – Trademarks
What is a Trademark? What is the function of a trademark?
Patents in Europe – Greece
Q: What options are open to a patent owner seeking to enforce its rights in your jurisdiction?
Amendments made to the Qualifying Employment in Innovation and Creativity (Personal Tax) Rules
The Qualifying Employment in Innovation and Creativity (Personal Tax) Rules (‘the Rules’), provide for a beneficial tax treatment for individuals holding an eligible office who earn income from a qualifying contract of employment as defined within the legislation. Individuals eligible under these Rules will benefit from a 15% flat tax rate on their employment income …