Our Services
Immigration
We are experienced Immigration solicitors able to undertake all types of Immigration cases, including Asylum, Human Rights and Humanitarian Protection matters.
Immigration is a rapidly changing area of law, with new rules and court cases regularly redefining the possibilities of migration. The Immigration Rules are drawn up by the Home Secretary under powers granted by the Immigration Act 1971 and cover most applications and routes available to migrants seeking to enter and remain in the UK.
Asylum and Humanitarian Protection cases involve those individuals displaced by war, genocide, persecution or other similar circumstances which are covered by the Refugee Convention. The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) also gives certain rights to individuals who reside within member states or within countries who are signatories to the ECHR. The ECHR may be relied upon in some circumstances to gain the right of abode.
We are able to handle all matters relating to Immigration, including deportation and Judicial Reviews. We offer free initial consultation and most cases can be undertaken on a fixed fee basis. Contact us to discuss your case.
Immigration Fee Information >
Personal Injury
Personal Injury is mostly associated with road traffic collisions, but an injury may happen at work, while you are out and about or even as a result of a third party failing to act which leads to injury.
If you have suffered injury, the first point of call should be to see a medical professional, either at the hospital or at your GP. This will not only help towards your rehabilitation and recovery, but will also create a record of injuries. Thereafter, it is important to seek legal assistance without delay while details of the incident are still fresh in your mind. Third party insurance companies may be able to offer private rehabilitation to aid recovery.
The majority of Personal Injury cases do not require the client to pay any legal fees upfront and are conducted on a no-win no-fee agreement. This means that you will not need to pay anything for us to undertake your case, but the firm is likely to require a percentage of any compensation you receive for the risk taken by the firm.
Please note that there are strict time limits in relation to personal injury claims and a claim must be submitted within 3 years from the date of the injury (or knowledge). To discuss your claim for Personal Injury, visit the contact page to find our contact details.
What to do if you've been injured >
Matrimonial
When a relationship breaks down, it often leads to difficult and stressful times for all members of the family. We understand that every relationship is different so we take the time to understand and support you.
Recent changes to the law allow for a divorce or separation to take place even if neither party is at fault (known commonly as no-fault divorce). These changes mean that the divorce or separation can take place smoothly, and it is usually granted by the Courts regardless of additional matters such as finances, property and child contact, which can be dealt with separately.
We can help you with your divorce or separation on a fixed fee basis so legal fees don't have to worry you. We also offer advice on pre-nuptial agreements and are able to provide agreements tailored to how it helps your relationships. Contact us if you wish to discuss your case.
Litigation & Disputes
Litigation and disputes can arise from almost anything, and usually come when it is least expected. It may involve a contractual dispute whereby one party has failed to fulfil their contractual obligation(s), or it could arise out of negligence.
We believe that attempting to resolve disputes early through Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is almost always the best course of action to take. This involves mediation and/or confidential negotiation with the person, company or organisation with whom you have a dispute, with a view to resolving the disputed issues. The Courts actively encourage mediation to ensure all avenues are excecised to reach a settlement without Court proceedings. To this end, the Courts have issued a set of rules which legal professionals are expected to follow before court action is taken. Negotiating and settling a dispute without going to Court allows legal costs to be reduced and means that neither side is required to engage in Court proceedings which can take many months or years to conclude, with uncertainty as to the outcome.
We are experienced in dealing with disputes and litigation matters and are able to provide practical and clear advice. We will assess your dispute and ascertain your aims, before giving you options on how to proceed. We'll agree a plan of action with you and provide clear pricing for the work we carry out.
If you have a claim or dispute you wish to discuss, contact us to see how we can help.
Immigration
We are experienced Immigration solicitors and are able undertake all types of Immigration cases, including Asylum, Human Rights and Humanitarian Protection matters.
Immigration is a rapidly changing area of law, with new rules and court cases regularly redefining the possibilities of migration. The Immigration Rules are drawn up by the Home Secretary under powers granted by the Immigration Act 1971 and cover most applications and routes available to migrants seeking to enter and remain in the UK.
Asylum and Humanitarian Protection cases involve those individuals displaced by war, genocide, persecution or other similar circumstances which are covered by the Refugee Convention. The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) also gives certain rights to individuals who reside within member states or within countries who are signatories to the ECHR. The ECHR may be relied upon in some circumstances to gain the right of abode.
We are able to handle all matters relating to Immigration, including deportation and Judicial Reviews. We offer free initial consultation and most cases can be undertaken on a fixed fee basis. Contact us to discuss your case.
Immigration Fee Information >
Personal Injury
Personal Injury is mostly associated with road traffic collisions, but an injury may happen at work, while you are out and about or even as a result of a third party failing to act which leads to injury.
If you have suffered injury, the first point of call should be to see a medical professional, either at the hospital or at your GP. This will not only help towards your rehabilitation and recovery, but will also create a record of injuries. Thereafter, it is important to seek legal assistance without delay while details of the incident are still fresh in your mind. Third party insurance companies may be able to offer private rehabilitation to aid recovery.
The majority of Personal Injury cases do not require the client to pay any legal fees upfront and are conducted on a no-win no-fee agreement. This means that you will not need to pay anything for us to undertake your case, but the firm is likely to require a percentage of any compensation you receive for the risk taken by the firm.
Please note that there are strict time limits in relation to personal injury claims and a claim must be submitted within 3 years from the date of the injury (or knowledge). To discuss your claim for Personal Injury, visit the contact page to find our contact details.
What to do if you’ve been injured >
Litigation & Disputes
Litigation and disputes can arise from almost anything, and usually come when it is least expected. It may involve a contractual dispute whereby one party has failed to fulfil their contractual obligation(s), or it could arise out of negligence.
We believe that attempting to resolve disputes early through Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is almost always the best course of action to take. This involves mediation and/or confidential negotiation with the person, company or organisation with whom you have a dispute, with a view to resolving the disputed issues. The Courts actively encourage mediation to ensure all avenues are excecised to reach a settlement without Court proceedings. To this end, the Courts have issued a set of rules which legal professionals are expected to follow before court action is taken.
Negotiating and settling a dispute without going to Court allows legal costs to be reduced and means that neither side is required to engage in Court proceedings which can take many months or years to conclude, with uncertainty as to the outcome.
We are experienced in dealing with disputes and litigation matters and are able to provide practical and clear advice. We will assess your dispute and ascertain your aims, before giving you options on how to proceed. We’ll agree a plan of action with you and provide clear pricing for the work we carry out.
If you have a claim or dispute you wish to discuss, contact us to see how we can help.
Matrimonial
When a relationship breaks down, it often leads to difficult and stressful times for all members of the family. We understand that every relationship is different so we take the time to understand and support you.
Recent changes to the law mean that a divorce or separation can now be requested even if neither party is at fault (known commonly as no-fault divorce). These changes mean that the divorce or separation can take place smoothly, and it is usually granted by the Courts regardless of additional matters such as finances, property and child contact, which can be dealt with separately.
We can help you with your divorce or separation on a fixed fee basis so legal fees don’t have to worry you. We also offer advice on pre-nuptial agreements and are able to provide agreements tailored to how it helps your relationships.
Contact us if you wish to discuss your case.
Fees and Funding
Anw Law is not contracted or registered to provide legal aid services and as such, all matters are undertaken on a private fee paying basis. Where we are able to, we provide fixed fees for the services we offer. In cases where a fixed fee cannot be offered, we will aim to provide staggered fees based on the plan of action we have agreed with you. In all other cases, our costs will be in line with our hourly rates which is detailed in our engagement letter.