Why 2026 Is the Right Time to Make or Review Your Will
Making a will in 2026 is an essential step in protecting your family, assets and wishes. Learn why now is the right time to create or review your Will with expert legal guidance.
Major UK ILR Reforms Announced: What Migrants, Families and Employers Need to Know
Explore the UK Government’s proposed ILR reforms and what they mean for migrants, families and employers. Our immigration solicitors explain the new earned settlement model, eligibility changes, timelines and practical implications. Get expert guidance on planning your route to UK settlement.
UK Immigration Reform: Key Takeaways from the Government’s White Paper
Explore the UK Government’s proposed immigration reforms and what they could mean for businesses, skilled workers, and families. Understand key changes to settlement, visas, and sponsor requirements in our latest expert summary.
The Renters’ Rights Bill
Last week, the Renters’ Rights Bill was a key point of discussion in UK Parliament, reviving debate about the future of the private rental sector. This Bill, a priority for the Labour Party,
Murria Solicitors expands its conveyancing team with the appointment of a new solicitor.
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Mr Suraj, who joins Murria Solicitors as an Assistant Solicitor within our growing Conveyancing department.
The increase in contentions and claims against estates
Challenging a Will is a serious matter and shouldn’t be undertaken without careful consideration. Our team can help you make the right decision for you and support your claim should you decide to contest
Meeting the challenges of businesses in financial distress
Companies facing financial distress have a range of options, some of which have a significant impact on how they operate. In some cases, restructuring debt and talking to creditors can result in more time and flexibility in how debt is repaid.
Wrongfully arrested on suspicion of theft awarded compensation with deletion of records from police systems
One of our clients was arrested on suspicion of theft. He lived in shared accommodation in a block of flats which had a common post room. He had purchased an electrical item online. A day or so later, upon entering the residents block, our client noticed an electrical item parcel in the post room. More
Claim of Wrongful arrest against Essex Police
Galwinder Singh Kang from our Wrongful Arrests and False Imprisonment department recently handled a claim against Essex Police for a client who had been wrongly arrested on 2 November 2020. He was arrested in the early hours of the morning from his home address on suspicion of fraud. More
UK Visa support for Ukrainian nationals
In this short guide, our expert UK immigration solicitors take a look at the UK Visa scheme and support for Ukrainian nationals and their family members.
Claim for wrongful arrest, false imprisonment, trespass and breach of human rights
Our wrongful arrest and false imprisonment solicitor, Galwinder Kang recently dealt with a claim against Thames Valley Police that included claims for wrongful arrest, false imprisonment, trespass and breach of human rights. On 11 June 2021, our client was arrested for alleged harassment of an ex-partner. The arrest took place in the early hours of the morning, at his home address in front of his wife and young children. More
Sponsor Licence Applications – Are You Eligible?
Since Brexit and the recent changes to UK immigration laws, any UK employer who wants to sponsor skilled workers from both EU and non-EU countries must obtain a UK Visa Sponsor Licence - Murria Solicitors More
Asylum and Refugee Settlement in the UK- What are the Rules?
According to recent figures from the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR), there are now an estimated 80 million forcibly displaced people globally due to conflict, violence or persecution.
UK Parent Visa Relationship Requirements – What You Need To Know
At Murria Solicitors our Immigration law solicitors have wealth of knowledge and experience in dealing with those wishing to bring their parents to the UK to join you.
Partner Visa Extensions – What You Need To Know
Murria Solicitors are Specialist UK Partner Visa Solicitors with years of experience in dealing with Partner visa extensions applications.
Are you facing deportation? Here are your rights
Forced removal, sometimes known as “administrative removal”, is when the Home Office enforces your removal from the UK if you no longer have any leave left to remain... More
Don’t miss out on the ‘stamp duty holiday’
Most people purchasing properties in England and Northern Ireland are buying properties for less than the £500,000 cut-off for Stamp Duty relief. We can help you take the advantage of stamp-duty holiday with our conveyancing services.
What are the facts about UK immigration detention?
For what’s called administrative purposes, the UK detains people without judicial oversight and with no time limits in place. In this article we cover some facts about UK Immigration Detention