Sydney Mitchell LLP has been recognised as the number one immigration law firm in Birmingham city centre based on independent client reviews published by ReviewSolicitors—a platform that aggregates verified feedback from real clients. The ranking highlights the firm’s Immigration Department as a standout performer in one of the UK’s most competitive legal markets, with consistently […]
We’ll be taking a break over the Easter weekend but we’ll be back as normal, at 9am, on Tuesday 7th April. Good Friday – CLOSED Easter Monday – CLOSED Wishing you a very Happy Easter!
Join us at Becketts Farm for an insightful session on the topic of Succession and Diversification for farming families. This event will be an invaluable opportunity to explore some of the most pressing issues facing farming families today. We will delve into the latest challenges and opportunities presented by Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property […]
One of the region’s most prestigious, glamorous events, organised and hosted by Birmingham law firm Sydney Mitchell, is aiming to raise thousands of pounds for local charities Marie Curie Solihull and Solihull Carer’s Trust. The Sydney Mitchell Charity Ball is on Friday 10 October 2025 at the Britannia Suite at the National Motorcycle Museum. Magic […]
Businesses employing illegal migrant workers face fines of up to £60,000 per illegal worker under UKVI’s intensified clampdown on large scale abuse of the UK’s immigration legal system, with reports of increased numbers of unannounced compliance visits by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) investigators. UKVI is growing increasingly tough on illegal working and clamping down […]
Understandably, people are becoming increasingly concerned about balancing their wishes to give their loved ones a ‘send-off’ that they deserve, and covering the costs of the funeral. In this article, Hannah Davis, solicitor in our Private Client team, explains who the responsibility of planning a funeral might fall to and the associated financial responsibilities.; Responsibility […]