Workshop: Mastering deportation casework

How should a legal representative approach the “unduly harsh” tests? What are “very compelling circumstances” and what types of evidence should be submitted to support these claims?

In this training workshop, we’ll answer these questions and more as we delve into the human rights considerations and other complex issues that arise in deportation matters.

Designed as an interactive, small-group session with a maximum of 14 attendees, our expert tutor will guide you through how to prepare strong, well-argued challenges to deportation decisions. Attendees will gain practical tips, discuss case studies and have the opportunity to ask questions to deepen their understanding of deportation casework.

Presenter

Nick Nason. Nick is a solicitor and the director and owner of Edgewater Legal. Nick is a regular contributor to Free Movement where he writes on deportation matters, and has provided training via ILPA on the law of criminal deportation.

Audience: Intermediate

This workshop is designed for lawyers, caseworkers and advisors who have some experience of working on deportation cases and are looking to expand their expertise.

Booking

The ticket cost is £100 + VAT for members, and £120 + VAT for non-members.

Members, to secure your discount, please log in to your Free Movement account before booking.

Important notes

• The workshop is NOT recorded.
• After the workshop, you will be emailed a copy of any presentation slides.
• You will receive a certificate of attendance for your continuing professional development record after the workshop has finished.
• Refund policy: We understand that circumstances can change. Cancellation and refund is possible with no questions asked up to 7 days before the workshop is due to begin. Please contact editor@freemovement.org.uk.