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Broudie Jackson Canter For over 50 years we have been helping individuals across the North West, always striving for justic

Proposed changes to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) could have a significant impact on how and when people are able to ...
07/10/2026

Proposed changes to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) could have a significant impact on how and when people are able to settle in the UK. While headlines have focused on a potential ten-year qualifying period, the reality is more complex, with different rules and timescales potentially applying depending on an individual's circumstances.

Read our latest blog from Rachel Evans, Partner & Head of Private Immigration at Broudie Jackson Canter, as he explains the Government's earned settlement proposals, what they could mean for current visa holders, and the key points to consider when planning your future in the UK.

Read more here: https://ow.ly/AswJ50ZVj3e

Navigating immigration matters can often feel complex and overwhelming. We're proud when our team can provide the clarit...
02/10/2026

Navigating immigration matters can often feel complex and overwhelming. We're proud when our team can provide the clarity, support and reassurance clients need.

This week, we're celebrating Rachel Evans from our Private Immigration Team after a client shared this wonderful feedback:

"Rachel was very thorough in her explanation of all that was needed to be done by me. I'm also grateful to all the staff, who were courteous and helpful whenever I was at their office."

Thank you, Rachel, for providing the clear guidance and support that helped make the process easier to understand.

If you need support with a visa application, settlement in the UK or another immigration matter, our Private Immigration team is here to help: https://ow.ly/IkUR50ZTYuP

We’re proud to share that Elkan Abrahamson, Legal Director in our Major Inquests and Inquiries team, and Erin Sunderland...
02/10/2026

We’re proud to share that Elkan Abrahamson, Legal Director in our Major Inquests and Inquiries team, and Erin Sunderland, Associate Solicitor in our Civil Liberties team, have been shortlisted for the Liverpool Law Society Legal Awards 2026.

Elkan has been shortlisted for the Outstanding Lawyer Award, recognising decades of work representing bereaved families through major inquests and public inquiries, including the ongoing Covid Inquiry and the campaign for Hillsborough Law.

Erin has been shortlisted for the Rising Star Award, reflecting the impact she has already made advising clients in civil liberties and public law matters, including high-profile cases involving wrongful arrest, police accountability and challenges against public authorities.

These nominations reflect the work Broudie Jackson Canter does every day: supporting individuals and families, helping people find answers when they've been let down, and standing with them as they pursue justice in some of the most difficult circumstances.

We're proud to see both recognised by Liverpool Law Society and look forward to celebrating with them at the awards ceremony in November.

Read more here: https://ow.ly/lbif50ZTQnB

We were proud to take part in the Liverpool Legal Walk 2026 alongside colleagues from across the MAPD Group, including J...
25/09/2026

We were proud to take part in the Liverpool Legal Walk 2026 alongside colleagues from across the MAPD Group, including Jackson Lees and Bermans.

The event is a brilliant opportunity for the legal community to come together in support of a cause that reflects the values at the heart of what we do, helping people access the legal advice and representation they need.

A huge thank you to everyone who got involved, and to everyone who contributed towards the fundraising efforts.

A great evening, a great cause and a great example of the legal community coming together to make a positive difference.

A welcome and significant development for the DES community.Researchers at the University of Exeter have begun work to b...
05/08/2026

A welcome and significant development for the DES community.

Researchers at the University of Exeter have begun work to build a clearer picture of the lasting impact of DES exposure, helping to address many of the questions that affected individuals and families have been raising for years. The research is expected to contribute to a greater understanding of the challenges faced by those living with the consequences of DES and where further support, awareness and investigation may be needed.

For many, this is an important step towards ensuring that the experiences of those affected are recognised and better understood. We welcome any progress that helps shine a light on the long-term effects of DES and supports those seeking answers.

Read more here: https://ow.ly/piuB50ZwthT

The Home Office has introduced a new Priority Service for British citizenship applications, allowing eligible applicants...
23/07/2026

The Home Office has introduced a new Priority Service for British citizenship applications, allowing eligible applicants to pay an additional £500 for a faster decision. With a target processing time of 30 working days, the new service offers greater certainty for those who need an outcome sooner for work, travel, family or financial reasons.

While the option may appeal to applicants keen to avoid long waiting times, it is important to understand what the service does, and does not, provide.

Paying for priority processing does not increase the likelihood of approval, remove eligibility requirements, or guarantee a decision within 30 working days. Complex cases may still take longer, particularly where additional checks are required.

Rachel Evans, Partner & Head of Private Immigration at Broudie Jackson Canter, explains how the new service works, who may benefit from using it, and when it may be better to focus on strengthening an application before submission.

Read more here: https://ow.ly/mRxx50ZrYia

We're proud to announce a new partnership between Broudie Jackson Canter, The University of Law, and the Vauxhall Law Ce...
21/07/2026

We're proud to announce a new partnership between Broudie Jackson Canter, The University of Law, and the Vauxhall Law Centre, creating a unique Social Justice QWE Programme designed to support the next generation of solicitors while strengthening access to justice across our communities.

This innovative partnership brings together legal education, pro bono legal services and frontline community support to provide an aspiring solicitor with the opportunity to complete two years of Qualifying Work Experience in organisations that share a commitment to social justice across the Merseyside region.

Participants will gain practical experience across a broad range of legal disciplines, working alongside experienced professionals in university legal clinics, our specialist teams at Broudie Jackson Canter, and one of Liverpool's longest-established Law Centres.

For Broudie Jackson Canter, the programme reflects values that have been at the heart of our firm for more than 50 years. We believe legal careers can be built while making a meaningful positive difference to people's lives, and that access to justice should remain at the centre of the profession and our local community.

⭐ When someone is facing a legal issue for the first time, having the right support can make all the difference. This we...
17/07/2026

⭐ When someone is facing a legal issue for the first time, having the right support can make all the difference.

This week, we're recognising Erin Sunderland after receiving this heartfelt feedback from a client she supported throughout their case:
"Her patience and understanding was outstanding, she made me feel heard and understood, her professionalism was on another level."

The client also praised Erin's dedication, attention to detail and unwavering support, which helped them achieve the outcome they needed during a challenging time.

Thank you, Erin, for the care, compassion and expertise you bring to every client you support. We're proud to see your commitment recognised in such a meaningful way.

Yesterday, the Covid-19 Inquiry published its Module 5 Report, examining procurement during the pandemic. Nicola Brook, ...
15/07/2026

Yesterday, the Covid-19 Inquiry published its Module 5 Report, examining procurement during the pandemic.

Nicola Brook, Legal Director and Solicitor at Broudie Jackson Canter, who represents the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK campaign group, has criticised both the findings and the inquiry's approach to key areas of evidence.

For the families Nicola represents, significant questions remain about how public money was spent during the pandemic and whether those responsible will ever be properly held to account.

For more than 37 years, the Hillsborough families, survivors and campaigners have fought tirelessly for truth, accountab...
14/07/2026

For more than 37 years, the Hillsborough families, survivors and campaigners have fought tirelessly for truth, accountability and justice.

This week marks a significant moment in that journey, as Hillsborough Law reaches a major milestone in Parliament.

In this statement, Elkan Abrahamson, Director of the Hillsborough Law Now campaign and co-author of the Bill, reflects on what this moment means for those who have dedicated decades to ensuring that no family should ever have to fight the state to uncover the truth.

Read his full statement by swiping through.

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