Our practice deals exclusively with British immigration and nationality law. You can, therefore, rely on our up-to-the-minute knowledge of the latest changes in this rapidly evolving field.

We cover the entire range of immigration and nationality work, but with particular emphasis on those cases involving human rights and civil liberties issues.

The firm is also noted for its work on behalf of foreign lesbians and gay men seeking to remain in the United Kingdom on the basis of long-term, committed relationships with British-based partners.

Other specializations include student and employment visas, applications under the points-based system, family reunion, political asylum, advocacy for people affected by HIV and AIDS, women who are victims of domestic violence leading to the breakdown of marriages which form the basis of their right to remain in the United Kingdom, and unaccompanied minors.

The firm has fought successfully a large number of cases under the Human Rights Act since it was implemented in October 2000.

This firm was established in 1995. It was founded by Wesley Gryk, UNHCR's former deputy representative and legal adviser, and former deputy head of Amnesty International's research department, who was awarded a Stonewall Equality Award in 1997 for his work in the field of lesbian and gay immigration.

With some personal immigration advisers charging £300 and more per hour, benefit from our charge rates of between £140 and £210 per hour plus VAT (depending on your solicitor's seniority). We also offer flat-rate charges for most applications which are usually much lower than charging our hourly rate.