ILPA Annual General Meeting (In-person)
2025-11-24 16:00 - 18:00 (Europe/London)
We invite you to attend the ILPA Annual General Meeting, hosted this year as a hybrid event!

ILPA’s 2025 AGM will be taking place on Monday 24 November 2025, 4.00-7.00pm. All members are warmly invited to attend. The event will be hybrid, held in person at Vialto Partners offices, Floor 4, 3 More London Pl, London SE1 2AQ, and online via Zoom. We are delighted that Philippa Rouse, Migration & Citizenship Director, SRO Future Border & Immigration System Programme at the Home Office will give the keynote address and Aisha Choudhry, ILPA’s Wellbeing Working Group co-convener, will be delivering a speech on the wellbeing of ILPA members.

ILPA Annual General Meeting (Online)
2025-11-24 16:00 - 19:00

Nationality Applications for Children
2025-11-26 10:00 - 13:00
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Level: Beginner- Intermediate
Description:
Practitioners and those working with children will receive an in-depth look at the various ways in which migrant children can register as British citizens. The seminar will look at the statutory requirements under the British National Act 1981, the Home Office guidance on registration, as well as practical considerations for making applications. It will include an opportunity to participate in case studies of applications under the different routes to registration, either in groups or led by the tutors.
The topics covered will include:
– Registration applications under sections 1(3), 1(4), 3(2), 3(5), 4F and 4G
– Discretionary applications under section 3(1)
– Parental consent and proof of paternity
– Application process and supporting evidence
*We will not be covering naturalisation or registration applications for adults
Audience: Practitioners advising families about British nationality options for children or wanting to learn more about this area of law.
Tutors: Emma Cohen, OTB Legal and Ashley Fleming, Harper Macleod LLP
Emma is an associate solicitor at OTB Legal, a niche immigration law firm in Nottingham. She previously worked in the immigration team at Bindmans LLP for over thirteen years. She covers all areas of immigration, asylum and nationality law. She has particular interest and experience in complex immigration and nationality cases involving families and children including inter-country adoption and she regularly writes court reports on immigration issues in family cases. Emma qualified as a solicitor in 1995 at Bates, Wells and Braithwaite where she was later a partner in the immigration department. Although she has spent most of her post qualification experience working in immigration law in private practice Emma has also lectured at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge and worked in the voluntary sector. She is a volunteer adviser for Rainbow Migration.
Emma is a regular trainer for ILPA and had delivered courses on Nationality Applications for Children, Indefinite Leave to Remain: all you need to know, Criminality and the Immigration Rules, Family Law for Immigration Practitioners, Professional conduct and ethics in immigration cases, Home Office policy, concessions & the exercise of discretion outside the rules, and Discretion – What’s Left? Exploring the use of discretion in immigration and nationality law. She has also spoken at ILPA’s conferences on family migration.
Ashley is a partner at Harper Macleod LLP and has over 15 years’ experience working in the field of immigration. Her caseload covers all aspects of immigration, asylum and nationality law.
Ashley is a regular trainer for ILPA and has delivered courses on the nationality applications for children, introductory courses on both immigration and asylum law to MPs’ Caseworkers and Assistants and the Introduction to Immigration Law course for practitioners.

ILPA Digitalisation Working Group Meeting
2025-11-26 17:00 - 18:30
This is a working group meeting for ILPA members.

This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA Working Groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you are just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
Digitalisation Working Group meetings will be held on Zoom, unless stated otherwise. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom. We look forward to seeing you there.
Audience:
ILPA Members.
Please note:
Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
ILPA Digitalisation Working Group meetings are recorded on Zoom and a transcript will be created using Otter AI. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording and transcript are taken and shared with relevant persons for the purpose of the minutes. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only part of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

ILPA Well-being Working Group Meeting
2025-12-02 16:00 - 17:00
This is a working group meeting for ILPA members.

If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
ILPA working groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you’re just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
This working group meeting will be held online. After registering, you will receive a separate email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Audience:
ILPA Members.
Background on the Wellbeing Working Group:
The ILPA Well-being working group was established in 2018 to raise awareness about mental health and well-being in the immigration sector. It aims to cultivate a culture amongst immigration practitioners where well-being is discussed openly and not stigmatized and ensure that all immigration practitioners know where to access help if needed. The group meets every 6 weeks and works collectively to create cultural and systemic change within the sector by facilitating workshops, training and conferences on the topics of mental health, well-being and vicarious trauma. Find out more about the working group here.
Please note:

Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only party of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

FREE 3129 Vicarious Trauma in the Legal Profession (FREE Members' Webinar)
2025-12-03 10:00 - 13:00
Providing attendees with the language to discuss the impact of working with trauma & practical tools to reflect upon & manage that impact.

This event is open to ILPA members only. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this training, please contact the ILPA Secretariat about membership (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Level: All Levels
Description:
In this webinar ‘Vicarious Trauma in the Legal Profession’, Claiming Space co-directors, Joanna Fleck and Rachel Francis, will cover the following topics:
• Vicarious Trauma;
• Reflective practice; and,
• Boundaries and burnout.
The training will include both theory and practice, providing attendees with the language to discuss the impact of working with trauma and practical tools to reflect upon and manage that impact.
Audience:
This training is for ILPA Members only. This webinar is limited to a capacity of 25 people and will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis. No more than 5 people from the same organisation can attend the event.

Tutors: Joanna Fleck and Rachel Francis, Claiming Space
Joanna Fleck is a BACP-registered psychotherapist, reflective practice facilitator, and writer. A former solicitor, she spent over 10 years working in legal aid, specialising in actions against the state, inquests and public inquiries. She has an MSc in Psychology with research on secondary traumatic stress in the legal profession. This research and ongoing study informs the work of Claiming Space. She is an experienced freelance trainer and group facilitator as well as a meditation and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy teacher.
Rachel Francis is a barrister practising in immigration and family law with particular expertise in working with vulnerable clients. She is the former co-chair of Young Legal Aid Lawyers. During her time as co-chair, Rachel saw first-hand the effects of working with trauma in the legal profession. She was jointly responsible for the strategic direction of the group and for co-ordinating its campaigning, promoting social mobility and protecting the interests of junior lawyers who believe in the importance of legal-aided work as a means of achieving social justice. In July 2019 Rachel was awarded the LAPG Special Award for outstanding commitment to access to justice.

ILPA European Working Group Meeting
2025-12-03 17:00 - 18:30
This is a working group meeting for ILPA members.

This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA Working Groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you are just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
European Working Group meetings will be held on Zoom, unless stated otherwise. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom. We look forward to seeing you there.
If you haven’t done so already, we strongly recommend that you sign up to the Working Group here, to ensure you don’t miss out on any important information.
Chairs:
The meeting will be chaired by the Working Group Co-convenors: Alison Hunter, Wesley Gryk Solicitors and Jonathan Kingham, LexisNexis.
Audience:
ILPA Members
Please note:

Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only part of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

ILPA New York Working Group Meeting
2025-12-04 17:00 - 18:00
This is a working group meeting for ILPA members.

This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA working groups are open to all ILPA members, whether you’re just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our members’ meetings.
The New York subcommittee was formed in October 2013 to bring together members practising UK immigration law in New York. It brings the perspective of practitioners in the United States to all aspects of entry clearance and related matters.
If you haven’t done so already, we strongly recommend that you sign up to the Working Group here, to ensure you don’t miss out on any important information.
Audience:
ILPA Members based in New York.
Please note:

Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only party of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

ILPA Refugee Working Group Meeting
2025-12-09 17:00 - 18:30
This is a working group meeting for ILPA members.

This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA working groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you’re just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
This ILPA Refugee Working Group meetings will be held in hybrid format, hosted remotely on Zoom and in person.
Whether you plan to attend in person or remotely, please register in advance of the meeting on this page.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom.
Where meetings are also hosted in person, they will take place at Garden Court Chambers, 57-60 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3LJ. If you would like to attend in person, in addition to registering as requested above, please email legal@ilpa.org.uk as soon as possible and no later than 5pm the day before the Working Group meeting to indicate that you would like to attend in person, so that your details can be added to the guest list for the purposes of managing numbers and facilitating entry to the building.
We look forward to seeing you there.
If you haven’t done so already, we strongly recommend that you sign up to the working group here, to ensure you don’t miss out on any important information.
Audience:
ILPA Members.
Please note:
• Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
• Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
• ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only party of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

ILPA Removals, Detention and Offences Working Group Meeting
2025-12-10 17:30 - 18:30
This is a working group meeting for ILPA members.

This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA Working Groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you are just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
Removals, Detention and Offences Working Group meetings will be held on Zoom, unless stated otherwise. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom. We look forward to seeing you there.
Audience:
ILPA Members.
Please note:
Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded on Zoom . Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording and transcript are taken and shared with relevant persons for the purpose of the minutes. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only part of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

ILPA Courts and Tribunals Working Group Meeting
2025-12-11 16:30 - 17:30
This is a working group meeting for ILPA members.

This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA Working Groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you are just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
Courts and Tribunals Working Groups will be held on Zoom, unless stated otherwise. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom.
We look forward to seeing you there.
If you haven’t done so already, we strongly recommend that you sign up to the Working Group, to ensure you don’t miss out on any important information.
Audience:
ILPA Members
Please note:

Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only party of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

ILPA Economic Migration Working Group Meeting
2025-12-17 17:00 - 18:30
This is a working group meeting for ILPA members.

This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA working groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you’re just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
ILPA Economic Migration Working Group meetings will ordinarily be held in hybrid format, hosted remotely on Zoom and in person.
Whether you plan to attend in person or remotely, please register in advance of the meeting on this page.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom.
Where meetings are also hosted in person, they will take place at Mayer Brown, 201 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 3AF. If you would like to attend in person, in addition to registering as requested above, please email legal@ilpa.org.uk as soon as possible and no later than 5pm the day before the Working Group meeting to indicate that you would like to attend in person, so that your details can be added to the guest list and shared with the relevant colleagues at Mayer Brown for the purposes of managing numbers and facilitating entry to the building.
We look forward to seeing you there.
If you haven’t done so already, we strongly recommend that you sign up to the working group here, to ensure you don’t miss out on any important information.
Chairs:
The meeting will be chaired by James Perrott (Mayer Brown International), Tom Brett-Young (VWV), and Anushka Sinha (Lee and Thompson LLP).
Audience:
ILPA Members.
Please note:
• Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
• Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
• ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only party of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

Forum Discussion: Upcoming Changes to Settlement
2026-01-14 15:30 - 17:30
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This event is open to ILPA members only. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat about membership (info@ilpa.org.uk).
This is a meeting for practitioners to get together and discuss through the proposals affecting refugees, family categories as well as the business routes.
Our tutors leading this discussion are Emma Cohen, OTB Legal, Meghan Vozila Penningtons Manches Cooper and Malini Skandachanmugarasan, Winckworth Sherwood. They will also be joined by ILPA’s legal Director Zoe Bantleman.

Skilled Worker Changes 6 Months On
2026-01-20 09:30 - 12:00
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This interactive session takes delegates through the changes to Immigration Rules that have led to the current complexity of the route.
Level: Basic-Intermediate (a basic level of knowledge of the Skilled Worker route will be assumed)
Description: July 2025 brought wholesale changes to the Skilled Worker route, and an increase to the layers of transitional arrangements that apply to sponsored staff. This bite-sized interactive session takes delegates through the changes to Immigration Rules that have led to the current complexity of the route, focusing on a series of worked examples.
This course will not cover other sponsored work routes.
Type of course: An update for those with basic knowledge of the Skilled Worker route, looking at practical implications of the salary and skill threshold changes; navigating tables in Appendix Skilled Occupations, advising on supplementary work, extensions and paths to settlement for those on discounted salary options.
Audience: Legal professionals, trainees, paralegals
Course aim: Provide delegates with the confidence to receive instructions from potential Skilled Workers and their employers, mapping roles capable of sponsorship, advising on salary levels taking into account date of entry into this visa route to apply the complex transitional provisions of Appendix Skilled Worker
Tutors: Laura Darnley, Partner at Ward Hadaway and Gary McIndoe, Managing Partner at Latitude Law
Laura Darnley is a partner at Ward Hadaway LLP specialising in business immigration and employment law. She has a particular specialism advising on the intersection between employment and immigration law issues.
Gary is managing partner at Latitude Law in Manchester, a specialist UK-inbound practice. He has worked in the field for more than 25 years.

s4L Discretionary Registration for Adults (Bitesize)
2026-01-27 10:00 - 11:30
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Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Description:
In 2022, the British Nationality Act 1981 was amended by s4L, which now allows for the discretionary registration of adults as British citizens, in ‘special circumstances’.
This bitesize webinar helps practitioners advising on British citizenship to understand the ‘special circumstances’ under which applicants may be able to use the new s4L to register as British.
This course aims to share understanding and experience of the new s4L.
This webinar will cover s4L only and not other provisions to register or naturalise as a British citizen.
Audience: Practitioners advising on British citizenship.
Tutors: Diana Baxter, Partner at Wesley Gryk and Adrian Berry, Barrister at Garden Court Chambers
Diana Baxter is a partner at Wesley Gryk Solicitors LLP, a leading UK immigration firm. Diana regularly advises on complex citizenship matters.

ILPA Economic Migration Working Group Meeting
2026-01-27 17:00 - 18:30, 2026-03-03 17:00 - 18:30
This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA working groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you’re just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
ILPA Economic Migration Working Group meetings will ordinarily be held in hybrid format, hosted remotely on Zoom and in person.
Whether you plan to attend in person or remotely, please register in advance of the meeting on this page.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom.
Where meetings are also hosted in person, they will take place at Mayer Brown, 201 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 3AF. If you would like to attend in person, in addition to registering as requested above, please email legal@ilpa.org.uk as soon as possible and no later than 5pm the day before the Working Group meeting to indicate that you would like to attend in person, so that your details can be added to the guest list and shared with the relevant colleagues at Mayer Brown for the purposes of managing numbers and facilitating entry to the building.
We look forward to seeing you there.
If you haven’t done so already, we strongly recommend that you sign up to the working group here, to ensure you don’t miss out on any important information.
Chairs:
The meeting will be chaired by James Perrott (Mayer Brown International), Tom Brett-Young (VWV), and Anushka Sinha (Lee and Thompson LLP).
Audience:
ILPA Members.
Please note:
• Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
• Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
• ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only party of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

Business Immigration in the UK Conference (In-person)
2026-01-29 10:00 - 17:00
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The business immigration landscape continues to shift at pace, and many organisations are having to respond to new routes, revised sponsorship duties and emerging Home Office policy. ILPA’s Business Immigration in the UK Conference brings together senior practitioners, specialists and UKVI officials to provide clear insight on the issues shaping practice this year.
The conference will run as a hybrid event at Friends House and online. We are pleased to confirm that it will again be chaired by Nicolas Rollason (Partner, Kingsley Napley) and Sophie Barrett-Brown (Senior Partner, Laura Devine Immigration and ILPA Trustee). We are also grateful to Adam Lee and James Turner from UKVI for joining us, giving delegates the opportunity to hear directly from the department and put questions to them.
The full agenda, including guest speakers and session details, will be shared shortly.
As an early-bird offer, the first ten delegates to book can use the code Earlybird10 for 10% off their place. Once the ten places are taken, the offer closes.
We look forward to welcoming you.
AGENDA
9.30-10:00– Registration and Networking Breakfast
10:00-10:05– Chairs’ Welcome – Nicolas Rollason, Kingsley Napley and ILPA Trustee and Sophie Barrett-Brown, Laura Devine Immigration and ILPA Trustee
10:05-10:45– Operational update on work routes with James Turner, Head of Work Services- Visas, Status and Information Services, UKVI and Adam Lee, Work Services, Operations Lead- Visa, Status and Information
Services, UKVI
10:45-11:30– Home Office Keynote Speakers & Q&A- David Ramsbotham, Settlement Policy, Home Office
11:30-11:45– Break
11:45-12:20– Sponsorship: Developments and difficulties- James Perrott, Mayer Brown
12:20-13:00– Skilled Worker: Changes and challenges- Ilda de Sousa, Kingsley Napley
13:00-14:00– Lunch Break
14:00-14:30– Economic Context- Professor Alan Manning, London School of Economics; former Chair of Migration Advisory Committee
14.30-15:30– Global Talent: Expert practitioner insights-
Arts Council England and sub-endorsers: Meghan Vozila, Pennington Manches Cooper
Tech nation & academic routes: Helen Smith, Helen Smith Immigration
15:30-15:45– Break
15:45-16:25– Innovator Founders: Trends and tips for Innovators and business owners
Nicolette Bostock, Withers LLP
16:25-16:55- Panel discussion and Q&A- all speakers
16:55-17:00- Chairs’ closing remarks
17:00 Onwards– Social drinks

Business Immigration in the UK Conference (Online)
2026-01-29 10:00 - 17:00
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We invite you to attend ILPA’s Business Immigration in the UK Conference, hosted as a hybrid event!
The business immigration landscape continues to shift at pace, and many organisations are having to respond to new routes, revised sponsorship duties and emerging Home Office policy. ILPA’s Business Immigration in the UK Conference brings together senior practitioners, specialists and UKVI officials to provide clear insight on the issues shaping practice this year.
The conference will run as a hybrid event at Friends House and online. We are pleased to confirm that it will again be chaired by Nicolas Rollason (Partner, Kingsley Napley) and Sophie Barrett-Brown (Senior Partner, Laura Devine Immigration and ILPA Trustee). We are also grateful to Adam Lee and James Turner from UKVI for joining us, giving delegates the opportunity to hear directly from the department and put questions to them.
The full agenda, including guest speakers and session details, will be shared shortly.
As an early-bird offer, the first ten delegates to book can use the code Earlybird10 for 10% off their place. Once the ten places are taken, the offer closes.
We look forward to welcoming you.
AGENDA
9.30-10:00– Registration and Networking Breakfast
10:00-10:05– Chairs’ Welcome – Nicolas Rollason, Kingsley Napley and ILPA Trustee and Sophie Barrett-Brown, Laura Devine Immigration and ILPA Trustee
10:05-10:45– Operational update on work routes with James Turner, Head of Work Services- Visas, Status and Information Services, UKVI and Adam Lee, Work Services, Operations Lead- Visa, Status and Information
Services, UKVI
10:45-11:30– Home Office Keynote Speakers & Q&A- David Ramsbotham, Settlement Policy, Home Office
11:30-11:45– Break
11:45-12:20– Sponsorship: Developments and difficulties- James Perrott, Mayer Brown
12:20-13:00– Skilled Worker: Changes and challenges- Ilda de Sousa, Kingsley Napley
13:00-14:00– Lunch Break
14:00-14:30– Economic Context- Professor Alan Manning, London School of Economics; former Chair of Migration Advisory Committee
14.30-15:30– Global Talent: Expert practitioner insights-
Arts Council England and sub-endorsers: Meghan Vozila, Pennington Manches Cooper
Tech nation & academic routes: Helen Smith, Helen Smith Immigration
15:30-15:45– Break
15:45-16:25– Innovator Founders: Trends and tips for Innovators and business owners
Nicolette Bostock, Withers LLP
16:25-16:55- Panel discussion and Q&A- all speakers
16:55-17:00- Chairs’ closing remarks
17:00 Onwards– Social drinks

ILPA Family and Personal Migration Working Group Meeting
2026-02-04 17:00 - 18:30
This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA Working Groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you are just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
Family and Personal Migration Working Groups will be held on Zoom, unless stated otherwise. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom. Please register for this meeting on this page.
We look forward to seeing you there.
If you haven’t done so already, we strongly recommend that you sign up to the Working Group here, to ensure you don’t miss out on any important information.
Audience:
ILPA Members
Please note:

Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.

Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only party of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

ILPA North West Working Group Meeting
2026-02-11 13:00 - 14:30
This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA working groups are open to all ILPA members, whether you’re just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our members’ meetings.
North West Working Group meetings will be held on Zoom, unless stated otherwise. Please register for the meeting on this page. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom. We look forward to seeing you there.
If you haven’t done so already, we strongly recommend that members subscribe to the Working Group here, to ensure you do not miss out on any important information.
Chairs:
The meeting will be chaired by Shara Pledger, Pinsent Masons LLP, Lucy Mair, Garden Court North Chambers, David Pountney, Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit (GMIAU), and Emma Morgan, Shoosmiths LLP.
Audience:
ILPA Members based in the North West.
Please note:

Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only party of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

Sole and Shared Parental Responsibility: rules and practice
2026-02-12 10:00 - 13:00
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Level: Intermediate
Description: The course will review the rules relating to sole and shared parental responsibility applicable to all areas of immigration law, from children of British citizens to dependent of skilled workers, students etc. The course will also review caselaw relating to the concept of sole responsibility, and the practical application of the rules. We will also think of alternative options for families who cannot meet the strict Immigration Rules relating to sole responsibility.
Topics:

The Rules relating to sole and shared parental responsibility
Caselaw relating to the concept of sole responsibility
Examine rule changes and implications in practice
Preparing applications – practical tips and procedure
Alternative options to move to the UK when the rules are not met
Case studies

The aim of the course is to provide an overview of the theory and practice of the Immigration Rules relating to sole and shared parental responsibility, highlight the difficulties with those rules, and think of ways in which families who do not meet the rules can move to the UK.
Audience: The session is aimed at those who are already practising in this area, assisting with a broad range of immigration applications including children and dependants.
Tutors: Nath Gbikpi, Leigh Day and Andrew Jones, Wesley Gryk Solicitors LLP
Nath is a solicitor at Leigh Day Solicitors. Her practice covers a wide range of immigration, asylum and nationality law, with particular emphasis on human rights applications, including complex applications outside of the rules; initial asylum and fresh claims; applications on the basis of domestic abuse and transnational marriage abandonment; and applications by children in care and care leavers.
Nath also writes regularly for Free Movement, including case law updates, briefings and training courses. Nath co-founded the ILPA Well-being Working Group in 2018 and was a co-convenor until June 2020. She has also served as a co-convenor of the ILPA Family and Personal Migration Working Group.
Nath delivers ILPA’s ‘Sole Responsibility and the Immigration Rules; and ‘The Phenomenon of Transnational Marriage Abandonment’ trainings. She has been a panellist at various ILPA’s conferences and seminars, and co-organises ILPA’s annual Immigration and Family Law Conference.
Andrew is a solicitor at Wesley Gryk Solicitors, a specialist immigration and nationality practice consistently top-ranked in Legal 500, Chambers UK and The Times Best Law Firms. His practice covers a wide range of immigration, asylum and nationality matters, with a particular specialism in family and private life applications.

Leave Outside the Immigration Rules
2026-02-17 10:00 - 13:00
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Level: Basic – Intermediate
Description: Practitioners will receive an in-depth look at how to approach applications for leave outside the rules, including how to assess the applicant’s circumstances and available evidence, as well as practical considerations for making applications. It will include an opportunity to participate in case studies, either in groups or led by the tutors.
The topics covered will include:

Preparing applications for leave outside the rules;

Supporting evidence, including instructing experts;

Fee waivers and application process.

The aim of this course is to develop an understanding of a best practice approach to applications for leave outside the rules.
The course will not cover: asylum, humanitarian protection, discretionary leave, post-asylum, fresh claims or family reunion.
Audience: This course will be of particular interest to immigration law practitioners acting in personal immigration matters.
Tutors: Ashley Fleming, Harper Macleod and Janey Armstrong, Drummond Miller
Janey is a partner at Drummond Miller LLP and leads the firm’s immigration team in Glasgow. She advises on all aspects of immigration, nationality and asylum law and has over a decade of experience in the field.
Janey regularly provides external training on immigration law and has recently delivered seminars on the EU Settlement Scheme to immigration advisors, local authorities and third sector organisations. Janey is recommended for Immigration by both Chambers & Partners and the Legal 500.
Ashley is a partner at Harper Macleod LLP and has over 15 years’ experience working in the field of immigration. Her caseload covers all aspects of immigration, asylum and nationality law.
Ashley is a regular trainer for ILPA and has delivered courses on the nationality applications for children, introductory courses on both immigration and asylum law to MPs’ Caseworkers and Assistants and the Introduction to Immigration Law course for practitioners.

Appendix CRP
2026-02-19 15:30 - 17:30
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Level: Beginner – Intermediate
Priya and Kate will work through the following:
– The validity requirements
– Eligibility requirements
– Relationship requirements
– Maintenance and accommodation requirements
– Arguing cases under Article 8 ECHR/with reference to the test of unjustifiably harsh consequences
– Periods of a grant
– Conditions of a grant
– Seeking settlement under Appendix CRP
– The applicable policy guidance
– Case studies and practical examples
Course type:
Beginner – those who want an overview
Update – We will look at the new rules and policy
Intermediate– We will look at difficult issues that arise and provide tips and examples
Audience: This webinar is suitable for practitioners working in immigration law. It is suitable for individuals who are seeking more knowledge and experience and it will be a useful refresher and update course for those who are experienced in this field.
Tutors: Kate Nickson, Consultant Solicitor and Priya Solanki, One Pump Court Chambers
Priya is a busy and experienced specialist in immigration, asylum, human rights and nationality law. She is based at One Pump Court Chambers in London.
She regularly provides in-house training, seminars and webinars and her training sessions are very popular.
She is cited as a leading junior in Immigration (including business immigration) in Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners with the Directories stating, “she has a sharp mind and demonstrates excellent client care”, “she is tactically astute, good under pressure and very persuasive in court” and “she is very knowledgeable in presenting appeals”.
Priya has authored two immigration books. For more information on these please see here – https://www.lawbriefpublishing.com/product/migrantvictimsofdomesticviolence/
https://www.lawbriefpublishing.com/product/challengingshammarriageallegations/
Kate is a freelance immigration consultant with over 11 years experience.
She has been a Law Society accredited Senior Immigration Caseworker since 2010 and has worked on notable cases including representing the first two appellants in the Libyan Country Guidance case; AT and Others (Article 15c; risk categories) Libya CG UKUT 00318 (IAC) and AS in the reported case of AS (Afghanistan) v Secretary of State for the Home Department EWCA Civ 1469, which established that the Immigration Tribunal could depart from the findings of the Home Office Conclusive Grounds decision in human trafficking cases and make its own findings.
Kate has particular expertise in human rights applications based on Private and Family Life, protection claims, appeals and judicial reviews. She has built a significant practice assisting refugees in applications to bring over their parents and siblings, inside and outside of the ADR rules.
Kate’s problem solving skills and ability to find novel legal points to argue, make her a popular choice with clients in the Greater Manchester area and beyond. She is passionate about ensuring a successful result for all her clients and will go the extra mile to achieve this.

ILPA Racial Justice and Equality Working Group Meeting
2026-02-24 16:00 - 17:00
If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
ILPA working groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you’re just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
This working group meeting will be held online. Please register for the meeting on this page. After registering, you will receive a separate email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Audience:
ILPA Members.
Description:
The ILPA Racial Justice and Equality Working Group was established in October 2020. The group aims to improve access to the sector to counter the limited diversity among immigration practitioners particularly in senior roles, to address the systemic racism prevalent in the sector within immigration systems and workplaces, and to help foster a more welcoming environment for racialised practitioners.
The Working Group intends to work on fostering an inclusive culture where discussions on racism can take place and how these could be embedded within the workplace so that issues can be made explicit then addressed rather than remaining unacknowledged.
The ILPA Racial Justice and Equality working group is first and foremost a space for our Black and Ethnic Minority members, as a collective space for thoughts, frustrations and action. This is a non-judgemental space conducive to growth and learning and we expect all experiences and perspectives shared to be listened to and engaged with respectfully.
Please note:

Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only party of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

Challenging Civil Penalties
2026-02-25 14:00 - 16:00
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With a surge in the number of civil penalties being issued for illegal working, as well as the maximum penalty now being £60,000 per worker, and with the planned extension of the right to work scheme to contractors and the GIG economy, immigration practitioners might expect clients to encounter civil penalties more often. In response to the changing regulatory environment, this course will seek to provide:
· an overview of the law behind civil penalties
· who the proposed right to work regime might cover
· tips on engaging with the Home Office to potentially challenge civil penalties
· the deadlines and timings to respond and challenge a civil penalty
· what potential grounds there might be to challenge a civil penalty
· a summary of the appeals process
· litigation risks
practical tips and case study examples
Tutors: Allan Briddock, One Pump Court and Robert Houchill, Kingsley Napley
Allan Briddock is a barrister at One Pump Court and has been instructed on dozens of civil penalty cases in the past decade. He has vast practical experience which is invaluable in defending civil penalties and has trained several business immigration firms on how to challenge civil penalties.
Robert Houchill has extensive experience of assisting individuals and organisations with their UK immigration and nationality matters. Robert’s experience covers all kinds of immigration and nationality applications, but with a particular emphasis on corporate immigration matters, and helping high net worth individuals.
Robert often helps organisations with sponsor licence applications and advises on immigration compliance issues. He has also worked with organisations to challenge UKVI decisions following sponsor licence suspensions and revocations.
Prior to joining Kingsley Napley in March 2019, Robert worked for five years at law firms in London, including Gherson and Bates Wells Braithwaite.

Visit Visa Challenges
2026-03-04 16:00 - 17:30
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Level: Beginner – Intermediate
Description:
This session will provide practitioners with the material and knowledge they need to make successful applications and challenges in visit visa cases/judicial review matters.
In this webinar, we will cover the following:

Analysis of the Immigration Rules
Detailed consideration of policy guidance, with a focus on areas of refusal and how these can be challenged with reference to policy
Arguing human rights in visit visa applications
Consideration of case law on visit visas
Case studies/ practical tips/examples

Audience: This course provides an overview for those beginning in this area. It also provides detailed analysis for those dealing with more complex cases of this type.
Tutor: Priya Solanki, One Pump Court Chambers
Priya is a busy and experienced specialist in immigration, asylum, human rights and nationality law. She appears regularly before the Tribunals and Courts.
She has a particular interest in and experience of cases involving vulnerable clients. She is known to have a very calming and reassuring manner with clients with vulnerabilities. She has a large amount of experience in ADR cases.
Priya has authored two books. One on Challenging Sham Marriage Allegations. More recently she has written a book on Migrant Victims of Domestic Violence – http://www.lawbriefpublishing.com/product/migrantvictimsofdomesticviolence/
She regularly provides in-house training, seminars and webinars. She appears regularly before the First-Tier Tribunal and Upper Tribunal, Immigration and Asylum Chambers and the Administrative Court.
She is very experienced in adult dependent relative applications and in challenging family applications under the rules and outside the rules by way of appeal and judicial review.
She is cited as a leading junior in Immigration (including business immigration) in Legal 500 with the Directories stating, “she has a sharp mind and demonstrates excellent client care”, “she is tactically astute, good under pressure and very persuasive in court” and “she is very knowledgeable in presenting appeals”. Priya has also recently been appointed as a Deputy Upper Tribunal Judge (Immigration and Asylum).

ILPA Refugee Working Group Meeting
2026-03-10 17:00 - 18:30
This is a Working Group meeting for ILPA members. If you are not already an ILPA member, but would like to attend this meeting, please contact the ILPA Secretariat (info@ilpa.org.uk).
Description:
ILPA working groups are open to all ILPA members. Whether you’re just getting started in your career, or an expert in your field, we welcome everyone at our Working Group meetings.
This ILPA Refugee Working Group meetings will be held in hybrid format, hosted remotely on Zoom and in person.
Whether you plan to attend in person or remotely, please register in advance of the meeting on this page. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting remotely on Zoom.
In-person meetings will take place at Garden Court Chambers: Garden Court Chambers, 9 Carmelite Street, London, EC4Y 0DR. If you would like to attend in person, in addition to registering as requested above, please email legal@ilpa.org.uk as soon as possible and no later than 5pm the day before the Working Group meeting to indicate that you would like to attend in person, so that your details can be added to the guest list for the purposes of managing numbers and facilitating entry to the building.
We look forward to seeing you there.
If you haven’t done so already, we strongly recommend that you sign up to the working group here, to ensure you don’t miss out on any important information.
Audience:
ILPA Members.
Please note:
• Meeting attendees will be muted on entry, so please raise your hand if you wish to speak and then unmute yourself when called upon by a Co-convenor.
• Please ensure your Zoom name contains your name and organisation name when you join the meeting.
• ILPA Working Group meetings are recorded. Please bear this in mind when making contributions, and particularly if you are sharing anything confidential. The recording is for the purpose of the minutes and will not be shared with members. Minutes of Working Group meetings will ordinarily be uploaded to the members-only party of the ILPA website. Please note that the chat will also be recorded and the ILPA Secretariat may get in touch with you after the meeting in relation to contributions you make at the meeting.

ILPA Conference on Family & Immigration Law (In-Person)
2026-03-11 10:00 - 17:00
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We invite you to attend ILPA’s Conference on Family & Immigration Law, hosted as a hybrid event.
This all-day conference will bring together immigration and family law experts, exploring the issues that involve both sectors, as these fields so often overlap. The conference will feature opening and closing speeches, panels, bitesize training sessions and interactive workshop sessions.
This event will be followed by social drinks. It is an excellent opportunity for practitioners to understand more about the intersection between immigration and family law, to network, and to meet other lawyers who they may wish to instruct and work with in future. Please see the event agenda set out below.
AGENDA

10:00AM – 10:05AM Welcome and Housekeeping

Barry O’Leary, Wesley Gryk Solicitors

10:05AM – 10:30AM Opening Keynote Speech

Zoe Gardner, independent researcher, campaigner and commentator on UK immigration and asylum policy.

10:30AM – 11:45AM Panel 1: Interplay between child abduction and asylum law and children and war

Chaired by Alison Leivesley, Consultant Solicitor

Helen Blackburn, IFLG

Forum Shah, Dawson Cornwell
Chris McKendry, Wilsons

11:45AM – 11:55AM Coffee Break

11:55AM – 1:00PM Bitesize Training Sessions hosted by Nath Gbikpi, Leigh Day

There will be six sessions in total, three running concurrently. Each session will be 25 minutes, allowing delegates to attend two.
For family practitioners:
(1) Bringing in parties for assessments and/or family court proceedings, Emma Cohen, OTB Legal
(2) immigration implications of relationship breakdown, Nath Gbikpi, Leigh Day.
For immigration practitioners:
(1) Divorce, Sophia Poliviou-Singh and Sarah Edwards, Wilsons
(2) Adoption– Kathryn Cronin, Garden Court Chambers
(3) Care and special guardianship orders, Alison Leivesley
(4) Responsibilities of local authorities towards children in care and care leavers, especially as it relates to immigration, Maud Davis, children law solicitor advocate

1:00PM – 2:00PM Lunch

2:00PM – 3:15PM Panel 2: What are the issues facing LGBTQI+ clients and their advisors in navigating the terrain where family and immigration law meet

Chaired by Tim Barnden, Bates Wells

• Claudia Neale, Garden Court Chambers

• Ana Gonzalez, Wilsons
• Natalie Gamble, NGA Law
• Scott Halliday, Sintons
• Andrew Powell, 4 Paper Buildings

3:15PM – 3:25PM Break

3:25PM – 4:15PM Interactive workshops focused on policy change and advocacy hosted by Mala Savjani, Wilsons Solicitors

These will be more creative and participatory, encouraging attendees to think about how we can influence change. Exact topics will be announced closer to the time as want them as up-to-date as possible.
Workshop leaders:
(1) Isaac Abraham, Islington Law Centre
(2) Rachel Francis, 1 Pump Court

4:15PM – 4:45PM Closing Speech – Mr Justice David Williams

4:45AM – 4:50PM Thank you and invite to social drinks
We hope to see you there!

ILPA Conference on Family & Immigration Law (Online)
2026-03-11 10:00 - 17:00
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We invite you to attend ILPA’s Conference on Family & Immigration Law, hosted as a hybrid event.
This all-day conference will bring together immigration and family law experts, exploring the issues that involve both sectors, as these fields so often overlap. The conference will feature opening and closing speeches, panels, bitesize training sessions and interactive workshop sessions.
This event will be followed by social drinks. It is an excellent opportunity for practitioners to understand more about the intersection between immigration and family law, to network, and to meet other lawyers who they may wish to instruct and work with in future. Please see the event agenda set out below.
AGENDA

10:00AM – 10:05AM Welcome and Housekeeping

Barry O’Leary, Wesley Gryk Solicitors

10:05AM – 10:30AM Opening Keynote Speech

Zoe Gardner, independent researcher, campaigner and commentator on UK immigration and asylum policy.

10:30AM – 11:45AM Panel 1: Interplay between child abduction and asylum law and children and war

Chaired by Alison Leivesley, Consultant Solicitor

Helen Blackburn, IFLG

Forum Shah, Dawson Cornwell
Chris McKendry, Wilsons

11:45AM – 11:55AM Coffee Break

11:55AM – 1:00PM Bitesize Training Sessions hosted by Nath Gbikpi, Leigh Day

There will be six sessions in total, three running concurrently. Each session will be 25 minutes, allowing delegates to attend two.
For family practitioners:
(1) Bringing in parties for assessments and/or family court proceedings, Emma Cohen, OTB Legal
(2) immigration implications of relationship breakdown, Nath Gbikpi, Leigh Day.
For immigration practitioners:
(1) Divorce, Sophia Poliviou-Singh and Sarah Edwards, Wilsons
(2) Adoption– Kathryn Cronin, Garden Court Chambers
(3) Care and special guardianship orders, Alison Leivesley
(4) Responsibilities of local authorities towards children in care and care leavers, especially as it relates to immigration, Maud Davis, children law solicitor advocate

1:00PM – 2:00PM Lunch

2:00PM – 3:15PM Panel 2: What are the issues facing LGBTQI+ clients and their advisors in navigating the terrain where family and immigration law meet

Chaired by Tim Barnden, Bates Wells

• Claudia Neale, Garden Court Chambers

• Ana Gonzalez, Wilsons
• Natalie Gamble, NGA Law
• Scott Halliday, Sintons
• Andrew Powell, 4 Paper Buildings

3:15PM – 3:25PM Break

3:25PM – 4:15PM Interactive workshops focused on policy change and advocacy hosted by Mala Savajani, Wilsons Solicitors

These will be more creative and participatory, encouraging attendees to think about how we can influence change. Exact topics will be announced closer to the time as want them as up-to-date as possible.
Workshop leaders:
(1) Isaac Abraham, Islington Law Centre
(2) Rachel Francis, 1 Pump Court

4:15PM – 4:45PM Closing Speech – Mr Justice David Williams

4:45AM – 4:50PM Thank you and invite to social drinks
We hope to see you there!
