Mr E. Green (Full Profile)

History, Skills and Qualifications

  • Solicitor-Advocate (Higher Court Civil Proceedings) since 2003.
  • Nominated for the National Law Society Immigration Seat twice: this seat is to represent the views of all immigration solicitors nationally within the Law Society as an elected national representative.
  • History as an Advocate for lawyers, nationally and internationally. e.g. Firm of Barristers in Pakistan
  • Ran cases to the High Court (Queens Bench Division) and the Court of Appeal as Higher Court Advocate most of which eventually succeeded.
  • On more than one occasion, commended by judges for candour and thoroughness of presentation in the most difficult of cases.
  • In-depth discussions with Senior Judges: Immigration Lawyer since 2000 representing clients at all levels of the appellate process including the High Court & Court of Appeal. Frequently conducted cases when novel points of European and/or domestic and/or human rights law have arisen.
  • Ability in other areas of law and ability to think fast.
  • Community Governor for 12 years, sitting on most appeal panels. e.g. Behavioural Appeal Panel, Exclusion Panel, Staff Grievance Panel and Selection Panel.


Ability to understand and deal fairly:

  • Having been brought up in a multi cultural society, able to speak three languages: Malaysian to A-level standard, spoken Cantonese, Mandarin and Hokkien.
  • As County Court Advocate for 18 years; represented all communities in all walks of life; Family Law hearings, Intellectual Property Law dealing with character copyright, councillors, personal injury cases and Government Departments. People from all social backgrounds.
  • Present work, including acting for members of the Church of England in Human Rights Law, as well as for various Evangelical Churches in England and Wales.
  • Upbringing and course of life commensurate with understanding and ability to empathise with various different races, cultures and religions in a multi-cultural society.


Authority and communication skills

  • Speaker for BPP Professional Development and Education from 2004 running the first series of comprehensive: Nationality, Human Rights, Immigration and Asylum Lectures nationally: the first under the Immigration and Asylum Accreditation Scheme. Attended by members of the Legal Services Commission, barristers and senior solicitors. This demands a broad knowledge of Nationality, Immigration, Asylum, EU and Legal Aid Law.
  • Since 2000, ran and managed an Immigration Department with 20 caseworkers and one practice manager as Head of Department, 2000 - 2007.
  • As advocate dealing with a good degree of advocacy. Ability to speed-read, picking out relevant information, making notes and highlighting important points.
  • Organised and founded the University of Keele Kung Fu Club [affiliated to the National Athletic Unions].
  • Founder and president of aforementioned club, 1987-1989.
  • Presented with full Merits Colours Award by the University in 1989 for service and achievement.


Efficiency and learning

  • Founded an Immigration Department in 2000 and by 2001, supervised & managed 20 caseworkers, 1 office junior and 1 receptionist. Duties of each with responsibilities depending on particular skills, providing training in house & externally and delegation of work to each case worker e.g. private and/or legal help cases and/or complex cases.
  • Full member of the Immigration Law Practitioners Association based on merit.

At GIC we are authorised and regulated by the SRA. We have an impeccable record whilst maintaining authority and dignity. Be safe, not sorry. 

Before you use any legal adviser, check their credentials and experience at:
www.sra.org.uk
If a solicitor is not specifically on the list, then be wary. 

Green Immigration Consultancy, Green Immigration Solicitors and GIC Solicitors are all registered names under this firm.
Registration number: 470988
Our principal registration number is: 164385.

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