Contacts and offices
Who runs the cases
Names come only from verifiable sources: the IAA adviser register and the firm’s official team page. Teams change — confirm when you get in touch.
- Palwasha Maria Heidar — adviserIAA register · checked 28 August 2026
Upper Tribunal decisions
The Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) hears appeals in immigration and asylum cases. In published decisions from 2023 to 2026, this firm is named as representative in 10 cases.
- 1 — in the claimant’s favour
- 1 — in the Home Office’s favour
- 5 — sent back for rehearing / mixed outcome
- 3 — outcome not determined
The number of cases shows experience, not quality: strong firms often take the hardest cases. That is why we do not publish a “win rate” — that figure would mislead.
Example decisions
Links go to the official tribunal website. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence.
All tribunal decisions for 12 countries →Check the registration
Before you contact the firm, check that the registration is valid today — register entries change. The links go to the official registers.
Where the data comes from
- SRA register · checked 28 August 2026
- IAA register · checked 28 August 2026
- Legal aid directory (LAA edition of 9 July 2026)
- Upper Tribunal decisions · checked 28 August 2026
- Companies House · checked 28 August 2026
Includes data supplied by the Solicitors Regulation Authority
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (LAA legal aid directory; Upper Tribunal decisions)
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