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Asif Abdullayev

Solicitor

Immigration and asylum solicitor with 20 years' experience across Scotland and the UK

Ali & Co Solicitors

Immigration LawAsylum LawFamily Migration+4 more

£250/hr·Established rate

English - Fluent, Turkish - Fluent, Russian - Fluent +1

United Kingdom | Scotland

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Public Law & Judicial Review lawyers in Scotland

Public law lawyers challenge unlawful decisions by government and public bodies through judicial review, and advise on human rights, community care, and actions against public authorities. Judicial review has very short deadlines, often measured in weeks, so early advice is essential. A short consultation confirms whether you have grounds and how quickly you must act.

Scotland has its own distinct legal system, separate from England and Wales, with solicitors and advocates as the main legal professions. Cases are heard in the Sheriff Courts, the Court of Session, the High Court of Justiciary and Scottish tribunals.

Common matters

Judicial review, human rights, community care, actions against public bodies

How it is charged

Hourly or fixed-stage; some matters may qualify for legal aid

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From a low-cost consultation; grounds and deadlines reviewed upfront

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Scotland

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Frequently asked questions

What is judicial review?+

Judicial review is a way of challenging the lawfulness of a decision, action, or failure to act by a public body. It focuses on how the decision was made rather than simply whether you disagree with it. A lawyer can assess whether you have grounds.

How quickly do I need to act?+

Very quickly. Judicial review claims must usually be brought promptly and, in most cases, within three months of the decision, and sometimes sooner. Delay can be fatal to a claim, so take advice as soon as possible.

Can I get legal aid for public law?+

Some public law and human rights matters qualify for legal aid depending on the issue and your means. A lawyer can tell you quickly whether funding is available for your case.

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