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Doyle Clayton is ranked highly by The Legal 500 across multiple service areas in its 2024 legal directory.
It has been a busy summer period for UK immigration with the passing of the Illegal Migration Act, which will drastically change the UK’s asylum system, and the announcement of visa fee increases for a range of UK immigration applications.
For the past few years, the Government has been promising to improve family friendly rights by introducing a new right to carer’s leave and neonatal leave, enhancing paternity leave and flexible working rights and providing additional protections for parents facing redundancy.
On 17 July 2023, changes were made to the Immigration Rules affecting the construction and fishing industries, applicants sponsored for General Practitioner (GP) specialty training, and international students.
Doyle Clayton client, Maya Forstater, has won substantial damages in her case against her former employer, CGD Europe.
Doyle Clayton client Allison Bailey has won a significant costs award against Garden Court, the chambers at which she practised as a barrister for nearly twenty years.
Tina Wisener and Kate Kapp represented Dr Rosalind Ranson, former Medical Director on the Isle of Man, in securing compensation of almost £3.2 million following her successful claim for whistleblowing. Doyle Clayton instructed Oliver Segal KC and Madeline Stanley of Old Square Chambers to represent Dr Ranson at the hearing in January and March 2023.
The new Innovator Founder route opened on 13 April 2023 for those seeking to establish an innovative business in the UK, replacing the previous separate Innovator and Start-up categories.
Key changes include the introduction of an Electronic Travel Authorisation, the creation of a new Innovator Founder Route and increases to the minimum salary thresholds for sponsored workers
The Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) category is closed to new applicants and the deadlines for individuals to apply for an extension of leave, or Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), in this category are fast approaching.
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