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Deport Now, Appeal Later and Out-of-Country Appeals

This bite size webinar will offer an analysis of the recent UK Supreme Court decision on certification of human rights-based deport first, appeal later under section 94B of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 and potential future trends in the Secretary of State’s use of this power. Barrister and lecturer Ben Amunwa will set out the practical steps for those whose cases have been affected by the certification power in section 94B NIAA 2002, and will summarise the key points arising in the major decision in R (on th ... See more

4.8

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Child Rights in Immigration - Future Developments

with Ben Amunwa

Delivered by barrister and lecturer Ben Amunwa, this course will provide a discussion of the key trends in recent child rights litigation in the immigration context and their effect on ongoing and future legal challenges.During this webinar viewers will be encouraged to develop an understanding of the key points arising from the current cases, from superior courts to tribunals and will receive an overview of the some of the key areas for potential future development in the law on child rights.In line with current trends in litigatio ... See more

5

192 Users Enrolled

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Child Rights in Immigration - Recent Developments

with Ben Amunwa

Child rights have had a significant impact on the UK’s system of immigration control. This course, delivered by barrister and lecturer Ben Amunwa, will discuss the key trends and their effect on recent legal challenges.During this webinar viewers will be briefed on the following statutes which shape child rights:UN Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989European Convention on Human RightsCharter of Fundamental Rights of the European UnionBorders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009Children Act 2004‘Every child matters’ green ... See more

4.9

247 Users Enrolled

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Costs in Immigration Judicial Reviews in the Upper Tribunal

with Ben Amunwa

Delivered by lecturer and barrister Ben Amunwa, this webinar provides an overview of the procedural framework that applies to getting costs in immigration cases in the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) (‘UT’) and has been broken down into 4 easy to digest sections: Part 1This section will focus on the procedure for obtaining costs in judicial review in the UTIA and will discuss identifying the powers to award costs, the basic principles and requirements ... See more

4.5

357 Users Enrolled

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Wasted Costs Orders - Powers and Procedure

with Ben Amunwa

Part 1 of 4, this webinar series begins with an overview of the statutory and procedural powers which govern the making of wasted costs orders in the Immigration Tribunals. During this session, barrister Ben Amunwa will assist viewers:· Develop knowledge of where to find the law governing the wasted costs jurisdiction in the Immigration Tribunals· Identify the procedure and timing of applications for WCOs in the Immigration Tribunals.·& ... See more

155 Users Enrolled

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Wasted Costs Orders – Key Case Law

with Ben Amunwa

Part 2 of 4, this webinar discusses key case law on the powers available to the First-tier and Upper Tribunals to make wasted costs orders. It looks at the practical application of the procedural and legal powers outlined in Part 1.During this session, barrister Ben Amunwa will assist viewers:· Develop an understanding of the key points arising from recent cases on the Tribunal’s wasted costs powers;· Appreciate how the Tribunal has re ... See more

136 Users Enrolled

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Wasted Costs Orders - Judicial Reviews

with Ben Amunwa

Part 3 of 4, this webinar considers the particular risks of wasted costs orders associated with immigration judicial reviews and how to ensure you are upholding best practices.During this session, barrister Ben Amunwa will assist viewers:· Develop an understanding of which kinds of conduct in judicial review proceedings carry the highest risk of wasted costs orders· Identify 3 key cases with principles relevant to wasted costs orders in judicial review proceedings, and 2 im ... See more

5

169 Users Enrolled

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When Can a Wasted Costs Order be Made

with Ben Amunwa

This introductory webinar discusses when wasted costs orders can be made in civil proceedings, by reference to the leading authority of Ridehalgh v Horsefield & Anor [1994] EWCA Civ 40. During this session, barrister Ben Amunwa will assist viewers:· Understand which kinds of conduct that may result in a wasted costs order· Learn the 3-stage test that all Judges should follow when an application for an order is made· ... See more

4.7

198 Users Enrolled

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Employment status in the ‘gig economy’ - Introduction

with Ben Amunwa

This is the first part in a series of webinars on the regulation of the gig economy and focuses on the key statutory provisions that underpin disputes about basic employment rights in these cases.During this session, barrister Ben Amunwa from 36 Group will assist viewers:- Appreciate the legal context of the gig economy debate· Understand where to find the legislation relevant to determining the status of ‘workers’ in the gig economy· ... See more

4

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The 'Gig Economy' - Pimlico Plumbers v Smith

with Ben Amunwa

This is the second part in a series of webinars on the regulation of the gig economy and examines one of the latest leading cases from the Court of Appeal in the growing body of litigation in this area. During this session, barrister Ben Amunwa from 36 Group will assist viewers:· Appreciate the background, issues and conclusions in Pimlico Plumbers on the issue of whether self-employed plumbers were ‘limb (b) workers’ under the Employment Rights Act 1996· &nb ... See more

72 Users Enrolled

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The 'Gig Economy' - Uber Tribunal

with Ben Amunwa

This is the third part in a series of webinars on the regulation of the gig economy and will review one of the highest profile legal disputes in UK employment law – the case of 3 drivers against global ride-hailing app, Uber.During this session, barrister Ben Amunwa from 36 Group will assist viewers:· Understand the key factual and legal arguments on both sides in this important case on ‘worker’ status· Learn how the Employment Tri ... See more

74 Users Enrolled

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The 'Gig Economy' - Uber Appeal

with Ben Amunwa

This is the fourth part in a series of webinars on the regulation of the gig economy and will cover Uber’s appeal against the Employment Tribunal judgment that its drivers were ‘workers’ entitled to basic rights.During this session, barrister Ben Amunwa from 36 Group, an observer who attended the Employment Appeal Tribunal, will provide a valuable first-hand insight into the appeal hearing and will assist viewers:· Understand the key arguments advanced by Uber on appeal and how t ... See more

73 Users Enrolled

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Immigration Bail under the Immigration Act 2016

with Ben Amunwa

Before 15 January 2018, a person who has been examined or detained under immigration powers could be released or provided with a temporary form of status by the Secretary of State under a range of different powers (i.e. temporary admission, temporary release, Tribunal bail, immigration officer bail and restriction orders). From 15 January 2018, the immigration bail provisions contained in Schedule 10 of Immigration Act 2016 come into force. The effect of Schedule 10 of Immigration Act 2016 2016 is to consolidate these 6-different tem ... See more

4.8

253 Users Enrolled

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Right to Work in the UK - Employment

with Ben Amunwa

Delivered by Ben Amunwa of The 36 Group, this series of 5 webinars will focus on the right to work system in the UK and combines aspects of both employment and immigration law. Part 1: IntroductionDuring part 1, Ben will discuss the key statutory provisions which govern the right to work system. Viewers will be directed to where the statutory sources of law are located and how they fit together so that viewers appreciate who must have the right to work. Consideration will be given to the first steps an employer who discovers suspected i ... See more

4

122 Users Enrolled

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Right to Work in the UK - Immigration

with Ben Amunwa

Delivered by Ben Amunwa of The 36 Group, this series of 5 webinars will focus on the right to work system in the UK and combines aspects of both employment and immigration law. Part 1: IntroductionDuring part 1, Ben will discuss the key statutory provisions which govern the right to work system. Viewers will be directed to where the statutory sources of law are located and how they fit together so that viewers appreciate who must have the right to work. Consideration will be given to the first steps an employer who discovers suspect ... See more

4.3

234 Users Enrolled

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Bias in the Context of Civil Litigation

with Ben Amunwa

This 3-part session will provide a guide to the legal test of bias, including how Judges apply the test and how practitioners can raise a complaint of bias in civil proceedings. Consideration will be given to the courses of action available when a Judge has business ties to the same chambers as a barrister in the case. In addition, the key points of practice in recent case law will be discussed and will provide a practical illustration of unconscious bias principle.Part 1: What it Means and How to Raise itDuring this session, barrist ... See more

172 Users Enrolled

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Civil Appeals

with Ben Amunwa

This 7-part series of bite-size webinars will cover multiple aspects of civil appeals including the form and substance of common grounds of appeal, the procedures for obtaining permission to appeal and the tests that apply at the permission stage.Consideration will be given to the procedure followed in the Court of Appeal at permission stage and at final hearings and viewers will receive guidance on how they can improve their appellate court advocacy skills.Part 1 - Scope of CPR Part 52During this session consideration will be given ... See more

5

208 Users Enrolled

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The 7-Year Rule - Recent Developments

with Ben Amunwa

The 7-year rule is a complex area of immigration practice. This practical 4-part course will discuss the key trends in recent 7-year rule immigration litigation and will provide viewers with invaluable tips in respect of the preparation and running of Tribunal cases.Delivered by barrister and lecturer Ben Amunwa, this essential immigration law course will assist viewers develop an understanding of the what the 7-year child rule is. Suitable for immigration practitioners of all levels, during this session viewers will: Be encouraged to ... See more

4.5

248 Users Enrolled

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