Christina Nicholas ​

Call 1997

About

During the first ten years, Christina has achieved over 80% rate of success. She has worked in a Diplomatic Service at the Foreign Ministry in Warsaw. In 1997-2000 she worked for a construction company in London. Since 2000 she has practiced as a barrister  in London.

She has throughout the years deal with drafting and presenting JR applications on a variety of issues.

She has undertaken County Court appeals against the Home Office in matters concerning penalties for employing students for excessive hours and matters of penalties for employing illegal workers.

Reported cases, the case of Batayav -v-SSHD concerning prison conditions in Russia amounting to breach of Art 3 HRA – the case reached the Court of Appeal.

 

Insolvency and Bankruptcy

Company Law

Housing Law – Repossessions

Letting, Letting Deposits and Disrepair

Contract Litigation

Personal Injuries and Negligence

Commercial Leases

Probate

MA in Modern Languages – Warsaw University

“Christina Nicholas has been excellent. We had a court hearing on the 3rd of October for sponsoring children into UK from Pakistan. Christina Nicholas was presenting us at Taylor House, she was well prepared and handle the case excellently, she is calm and very charming and will answer any question you have. She presented all the evidence to the judge in correct order and explained to the judge our situation extremely good. When she was making a submission the judge was really interested in listening and was making all the important notes. Judge will hear the decision in two weeks and I am positive the appeal will be allowed. Thank you Christina Nicholas at Law Lane Chambers.”

Mohammed Khan


“I am grateful to Christina Nicholas for her legal advice and presentation of my case in the immigration court.  She persuaded me to disclose all the background facts which had been disregarded and ignored by my previous legal representatives in other legal proceedings. It seemed that these facts were not relevant in my immigration case but she insisted that full disclosure would improve my prospects. She was right, my appeal was allowed.  I am grateful to the Chambers for choosing her as my barrister.”

Bright Chibunna Iwumune


“I wish to express my gratitude to barrister Christina Nicholas for her great work in the matter of my asylum. My file was large and complicated in facts and evidence but she quickly organised the file, prepared me for the hearing very thoroughly during two conferences and well presented my case in court. My spirit sunk when the HO was attacking and berating my case but it was quickly restored and elevated when I heard the submission on my behalf, it was so impressive that I had no doubt in success. I shall be recommending her to all my compatriotes who need legal work.”

Md. Chowdhury

Christina Nicholas
Year of call: 1997
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During the first ten years, she achieved over 80% rate of success. Education and work abroad. MA in Modern Languages from Warsaw University Worked in a Diplomatic Service at the Foreign Ministry in Warsaw Graduated Inns of Courts School of Law and Called to the Bar in 1997. 1997-2000 worked for a construction company in London. Since 2000 member of Barristers Chambers in London

EXPERTS YOU CAN TRUST
EXPERIENCE & BACKGROUND
Asylum and Human Rights, Bail and Deportation, Points based System, Family and Holidays Visitors, Marriage Settlement and Adoptions from abroad. EEA immigration law, Administrative Review applications.
MA inModern Languages from Warsaw University, Worked in a Diplomatic Service at the Foreign Ministry in Warsaw, Graduated Inns of Courts School of Law and Called to the Bar in 1997
  • Insolvency and Bankruptcy
  • Company law
  • Housing law, Repossessions.
  • Letting, letting deposits and disrepair.
  • Contract litigation.
  • Personal injuries and negligence.
  • Commercial leases.v Probate.
  • Throughout the years dealing with drafting and presenting JR applications on a variety of issues.
  • County Court appeals against the Home Office in matters concerning penalties for employing students for excessive hours and matters of penalties foe employing illegal workers.
  • Among reported cases the case of Batayav -v-SSHD concerning prison conditions in Russia amounting to breach of Art 3 HRA – the case reached the Court of Appeal.
Christina Nicholas from Law Lane Chambers has been excellent. We had a court hearing on the 3rd of October for sponsoring children into UK from Pakistan. Christina Nicholas was presenting us at Taylor House, she was well prepared and handle the case excellently, she is calm and very charming and will answer any question you have. She presented all the evidence to the judge in correct order and explained to the judge our situation extremely good. When she was making a submission the judge was really interested in listening and was making all the important notes. Judge will hear the decision in two weeks and I am positive the appeal will be allowed. Thank you Christina Nicholas at Law Lane Chambers.
Mohammed Khan
I am grateful to Christina Nicholas from Law Lane Chambers (now 3Bolt Court Chambers) for her legal advice and presentation of my case in the immigration court.  She persuaded me to disclose all the background facts which had been disregarded and ignored by my previous legal representatives in other legal proceedings. It seemed that these facts were not relevant in my immigration case but she insisted that full disclosure would improve my prospects. She was right, my appeal was allowed.  I am grateful to the Chambers for choosing her as my barrister.
Bright Chibunna Iwumune
I wish to express my gratitude to barrister Christina Nicholas for her great work in the matter of my asylum. My file was large and complicated in facts and evidence but she quickly organised the file, prepared me for the hearing very thoroughly during two conferences and well presented my case in court. My spirit sunk when the HO was attacking and berating my case but it was quickly restored and elevated when I heard the submission on my behalf, it was so impressive that I had no doubt in success. I shall be recommending her to all my compatriotes who need legal work.
Md. Chowdhury