Author: Taylor Hampton Solicitors
OCT 08 2025
Janice Dickinson vs ITV
Supermodel Janice Dickinson has instructed Taylor Hampton Solicitors to bring a major personal injury claim against ITV following serious injuries she sustained while filming the TV show I’m A Celebrity… South Africa. The claim, valued at more than £700,000, is not only about one incident in a jungle camp, it raises wider questions about broadcasters’… Continue reading Janice Dickinson vs ITV
Read moreMAY 28 2025
Staying Compliant with Section 3C
Section 3C Leave: Your Bridge to Ongoing Compliance By Leena Chouhan A legal dilemma faces employers when a valued staff member’s visa is due to expire, but their extension application has not yet been decided. Section 3C “bridging leave” automatically bridges that gap when an employee submits a valid, in-time application before their current leave… Continue reading Staying Compliant with Section 3C
Read moreOCT 29 2024
Taylor Hampton Supporting Victims of Mohamed Al Fayed Sexual Abuse
Legal claims against Harrods and Fulham FC following allegations of abuse in BBC documentary Following the release of the recent BBC documentary titled: Al-Fayed: Predator at Harrods, numerous women have come forward with accusations of sexual misconduct, including harassment, assault, emotional abuse, and rape. These allegations span from the early 1970s through the early 2000s,… Continue reading Taylor Hampton Supporting Victims of Mohamed Al Fayed Sexual Abuse
Read moreOCT 25 2024
Settlement: The End Goal for Many Immigration Applicants
Update on Settlement in the UK by Taylor Hampton For many immigration applicants, settlement is the goal, as it marks the ability to live and work in the UK without any time restrictions. However, the path to settlement can be complicated, often involving years of continuous residence, paying significant fees, and having to deal with… Continue reading Settlement: The End Goal for Many Immigration Applicants
Read moreOCT 21 2024
Moving to Australia Why Young Britons Are Packing Their Bags for Australia
Migration to Australia has seen a sharp rise in recent years, and the trend shows no signs of slowing down. On Sunday, 20th October, our migration expert, Greg Veal, shared his experience on this phenomenon during an interview with Vanessa Feltz on LBC radio. Greg was also featured in The Sunday Telegraph, where he discussed the… Continue reading Moving to Australia Why Young Britons Are Packing Their Bags for Australia
Read moreOCT 18 2024
Leave To Remain Visa Application: Bereaved Partner
Taylor Hampton Update on Bereavement and Immigration Status Losing a partner is devastating. For migrants on a partner visa, it can also raise some distress. Fortunately, UK immigration rules provide a path for bereaved partners to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). Who Can Apply For the Visa? You can apply if you hold… Continue reading Leave To Remain Visa Application: Bereaved Partner
Read moreOCT 09 2024
Visas for Same sex relationships: Confidentiality and Safety
Ensuring Confidentiality and Safety in Applications for Same Sex Relationships This article aims to highlight the critical importance of confidentiality and safety for clients applying for Visas for same sex relationships. We draw on our experience to share steps that can help achieve these goals. In many countries, being in a same-sex relationship or disclosing… Continue reading Visas for Same sex relationships: Confidentiality and Safety
Read moreOCT 04 2024
The Windrush Affair: Historical Roots and the Path Forward
Update from Leena Chouhan, Head of Immigration at Taylor Hampton Solicitors Our August 2020 update took a closer look at the Windrush affair and immigration. Windrush concerned immigrants coming to the UK from 1948 – 1971 on the MV Windrush and primarily from the Caribbean. However, the term expanded to include immigrants from other countries… Continue reading The Windrush Affair: Historical Roots and the Path Forward
Read moreSEP 30 2024
International Recruitment and skills shortages: Insights from the Mac Review
On August 6th of 2024, the home secretary tasked the migration advisory committee to explore international recruitment and skills shortages in key sectors, starting with information technology, telecommunications, and engineering. These sectors are heavily dependent on international talent. The new Labour government, during and since the general election, has said he wishes to “fix the… Continue reading International Recruitment and skills shortages: Insights from the Mac Review
Read moreSEP 20 2024
ANNOUNCEMENT – BREAKING: CLASS ACTION MOHAMMED AL FAYED
HAVE YOU BEEN A VICTIM OF MOHAMMED AL FAYED? Taylor Hampton is responding to the BBC documentary of 19 September 2024 which exposed the abuse of victims by Mohammed Al Fayed and the invasion of their privacy. The firm is an expert in mounting class actions having pioneered the phone hacking litigation against News International… Continue reading ANNOUNCEMENT – BREAKING: CLASS ACTION MOHAMMED AL FAYED
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