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Read moreAmir joined Osbornes Law in May 2023 and works as a paralegal in the Litigation Team.
Amir assists Administrative and Public Law solicitors with Judicial Review, Housing and Social Care matters particularly of Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) challenging unlawful, unfair, abusive, and unreasonable acts and omissions of public bodies.
Amir has extensive experience working with vulnerable and at-risk clients through volunteering and other similar roles. In particular, Amir assists the team with matters related to:
- Age disputes for unaccompanied asylum-seeking putative minors.
- Unlawful detention of asylum-seeking minors/putative minors.
- Unsuitability of Home Office/NASS accommodation.
- Improper transfers to alternative Home Office/NASS accommodation.
- Lack of provision/delay of financial support from the Home Office.
- Age disputes for unaccompanied asylum-seeking putative minors.
- Unsuitability of Home Office/NASS accommodation.
- Improper transfers to alternative Home Office/NASS accommodation.
- Lack of provision/delay of financial support from the Home Office.
- Refusal to provide interim accommodation following the making of a homelessness application.
- Unsuitability of interim accommodation provided.
- Failure to provide suitable accommodation following a finding of unsuitability or further to the acceptance of a main housing duty.
- Challenge to priority afforded under housing allocation schemes.
- Amir read law at Brunel University London graduating in 2022.
Outside of work, Amir enjoys football, socialising with friends, and being outdoors.
William Ford is the best housing and public law solicitor of his generation.
Osbornes are a fantastic team who really stand out in the market in the fields of housing and social care.
Their mix of private client work and legal aid means that legally aided clients are (unusually) able to access a professional and top-flight law firm and get treated with real respect
The social housing team at Osbornes is exceptional. The solicitors are highly competent, professional, and committed.
A large, experienced, and capable team with in-depth knowledge covering the entirety of housing and homelessness law
The group has developed expertise in several specialist areas, such as advising EU nationals on their legal status and bringing challenges in asylum age assessment cases.
The team has demonstrable experience in advising clients on issues involving vulnerable clients who have claims against local authorities and housing associations.
The social housing team has a strong track record in representing tenants in claims against local authorities and housing associations, with particular expertise in complex disrepair and possession cases.
Osbornes is commended for its 'rare level of commitment'.
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