About J Andrews Solicitor

Jasmina Andrews is the Sole Principal of J. Andrews Solicitor and founded the firm in January 1992.

Since then she has dealt with a number of asylum and human rights cases as well as business and general immigration ones. Jasmina now deals exclusively with business and general immigration cases as well as with human rights cases and no longer deals with asylum cases. She has also advised the Association of Police and Court Interpreters on their Constitution.
Jasmina Andrews qualified as a solicitor in 1989 and she has 26 years of extensive experience working as a sole practitioner and specialising exclusively in immigration matters during that period. Jasmina has worked on well over 1,000 cases during 26 years of practicing as a solicitor helping individuals, families and companies with immigration matters. A number of these cases were of extremely complex nature. 
Jasmina Andrews has been rated as one of the three top Immigration Solicitors in Harrow London by Three Best Rated. Please see the following link:

J. Andrews was categorised as a Category I immigration law practice throughout the contract with the Legal Services Commission and in accordance with their Quality Mark Standard. The term Quality Mark Standard relates to the financial and administrative management and compliance of the firm

Jasmina has a Bachelor’s degree in English and English Literature from Belgrade University and a Bachelor’s degree in Law from King’s College, University of London. She completed her training contract at a commercial firm, Bailey Shaw and Gillett.

As Honorary Secretary of the British Southern Slav States Law Association Jasmina organised visits of overseas lawyers for work experience in various City of London law firms.

Notable case: S & K [2002] UKIAT 05613 (see para 8 and para 22) and s 77(4) of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999. J. Andrews Solicitor was one of the firms involved in this case. This case extended the law on evidence in human right cases for the benefit of applicants. It is mentioned at para 4.20 in ‘Immigration, Asylum and Human Rights’ by Nicholas Blake QC and Raza Husain, Blackstone’s Human Rights Series, 2003 edition, published by Oxford University Press (Ref. 9781841741406) - www.oup.co.uk .

J Andrews Solicitor is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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