The UK Expansion Worker Visa

By Leena Chouhan, Taylor Hampton Solicitors +44 207 427 5972 The UK Expansion Worker visa allows overseas businesses to send senior managers or specialists to the United Kingdom to establish a branch or subsidiary. This is part of the Global Business Mobility route replacing the “Representative of an Overseas Business visa” which opened on 11… Continue reading The UK Expansion Worker Visa

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UK Immigration Rule Changes: What You Need to Know

Update on Statement of Changes announced today The Home Office has issued a new Statement of Changes (HC 1333) setting out wide-ranging amendments across student, graduate, and work visa routes. While many were expected from the earlier immigration white paper, several new measures have been added. New Visa Rules to be aware of: Botswana: From… Continue reading UK Immigration Rule Changes: What You Need to Know

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UK Immigration: MAC Stage One Review of Temporary Shortage List 2025

Current rules prevent TSL workers from bringing dependants to the UK. While no recommendation was made, this restriction may discourage higher-skilled workers from moving into TSL roles.

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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

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Confidentiality issues arising from “Self-Help” in Matrimonial Proceedings

The use of Hildebrand Rules in Divorce Proceedings It is perhaps inevitable that there has long been a tendency for separating spouses to seek to obtain private and confidential information relating to the other amid the breakdown of their relationship. A spouse, for example, may be suspicious that their partner has not been full and… Continue reading Confidentiality issues arising from “Self-Help” in Matrimonial Proceedings

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Labour Sets Out Major Immigration Reforms:

Labour’s proposed extension of the ILR qualifying period to ten years marks one of the most significant changes to UK immigration policy in recent decades. The move is framed as a response to public concerns over control, fairness, and national identity. By linking settlement to work, language, and community contribution, the government aims to reinforce the principle that indefinite leave to remain must be earned.  

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Child Applications under Appendix FM:

A Complete Guide for families on Immigration Rules When families make plans to move to the UK one of the most important issues is how children can join their parents. Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules establishes the main route for family members including children to enter and remain in the UK. This guide from… Continue reading Child Applications under Appendix FM:

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UK Could End Visa Fees: Global Talent Task Force

At present, the Global Talent visa application costs £766, with the same fee applying to partners and children. For families, this can create a considerable financial burden. The proposed changes would represent a significant shift in policy, aimed at encouraging the brightest minds to choose Britain at a time when other countries are tightening immigration rules.

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Taylor Hampton is acting for supermodel Janice Dickinson in her claim against ITV Studios

Janice dickinson sues itv studios. Ms Dickinson is now 70 and she fell while paying a visit to the lavatory during the night. Because of her injuries, she was forced to quit “I’m A Celebrity South Africa some two years ago.  She suffered severe facial injuries requiring emergency surgery. There followed sustained laser treatments over three months. According to the article, ITV Studios were paying her medical bills during this time.

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Former Australian Senator Linda Reynolds Wins $315,000 Defamation Case: Key Lessons for Social Media Users

  Former Australian Defence Minister Linda Reynolds has secured a significant victory in her defamation case against ex-Liberal Party staffer Brittany Higgins according to BBC. The Western Australian Supreme Court awarded Reynolds AUD $315,000 in damages plus $26,000 interest over defamatory social media posts.The Case Details   The case concerns several social media posts made… Continue reading Former Australian Senator Linda Reynolds Wins $315,000 Defamation Case: Key Lessons for Social Media Users

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