Margaret qualified as a solicitor in 1993 and has exclusively practised in immigration and asylum law. Prior to studying law she did an English Literature degree at Cambridge University and worked abroad for several years. She was a founding partner of TRP in 2003. Margaret has a strong reputation for her ability to turn around unusual and difficult cases and for the quality of her client care. Margaret is accredited at the Advanced Level (3) of the Law Society’s Asylum and Immigration Accreditation Scheme and is recognised as a ‘Leading Individual’ in the Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession.

Sean, also a founding partner in 2003, has been working in the immigration and asylum law field since 1996 and qualified as a solicitor in 1999. Sean’s caseload includes a broad range of immigration and human rights cases, including deportation, entry clearance, nationality and leave to remain applications & appeals, unlawful detention claims and judicial review. In 2008, Sean was shortlisted as a finalist for the Legal Aid Immigration Lawyer of the Year Award. Sean is also Law Society Level 3 accredited and a ‘Leading Individual’ in the Chambers Guide.

Tim joined TRP in 2004, having practised as a solicitor since 1996 and having worked in the legal advice sector since 1983. He is a recognised specialist in asylum support issues and immigration-related welfare benefits matters, having had many years’ experience advising in the areas of housing, welfare benefits and community care. Tim’s work includes complex immigration and asylum cases. Tim is renowned for his attention to detail and sheer determination to get the right result. In recognition of his dedicated approach to his clients, Tim was shortlisted as a finalist for the Legal Aid Immigration Lawyer of the Year Award in 2016.

Andrew has practised in asylum and immigration law since 2007. Andrew worked as a Caseworker and latterly Senior Caseworker at Refugee and Migrant Justice for 3 years before joining TRP in 2010. He qualified as a solicitor in 2014. Andrew undertakes a broad range of asylum and immigration work. Andrew has a degree in History and International Politics from Keele University, a Masters degree in Post Soviet politics from the London School of Economics and studied Law at Birmingham City University.

Nelson is a qualified solicitor who has been working in the field of immigration and asylum law since 2007.  His practise comprises all aspects of UK personal immigration, business immigration and British nationality law.  Nelson worked as an immigration advisor, qualifying as a solicitor in 2010, at Wornham & Co Solicitors in Birmingham for 9 years before joining TRP in 2016.  Nelson has extensive experience in representing individuals with applications for leave to remain in the UK based on their private and family life.  A large part of Nelson’s current work involves preparing Points Based System applications for individuals, acting for UK businesses in their Sponsor Licence applications and advising businesses on sponsor licence compliance issues. Nelson has a degree in Psychology from the University of Wolverhampton and a Diploma in Laws from the University of Wolverhampton.  Nelson completed the Legal Practice Course at Birmingham College of Law.

John is a qualified solicitor with Higher Rights of Audience who has been working in the field of immigration and asylum law since 2014. John’s practise comprises all aspects of UK immigration and asylum law. He qualified as a solicitor in 2012 and completed his accreditation as a Senior Immigration Caseworker in 2014. He has considerable experience of representing a diverse range of individuals in respect of complex human rights and asylum applications. He also has extensive experience of applications for Judicial Review to the higher courts as well as asylum, human rights and deportation appeals in the First-tier Tribunal. Prior to qualifying as a solicitor John studied Philosophy at The University of Sheffield and then went on to complete the Graduate Diploma of Law at BPP Law School and the Legal Practice Certificate at the College of Law.

Jeni has been working with TRP Solicitors as a caseworker since January 2017. In this time, she has assisted the firm's lawyers in the preparation of a diverse range of cases alongside working on cases of her own. This includes applications and appeals in entry clearance, further leave to remain and EEA cases.  Jeni has prepared citizenship applications and has conducted many asylum and human rights cases.  In February 2018, Jeni accredited as a Level 2 Senior Caseworker under the Law Society’s Immigration and Asylum Accreditation Scheme. Prior to joining TRP, Jeni studied Human Rights Law at Aberystwyth University, and then went on to graduate Cum Laude with a Masters in International Law from Leiden University in the Netherlands. Jeni also has extensive research experience from her prior experience as a Research Assistant for international law practice, 'Human Rights in Practice', specifically in the fields of slavery, human trafficking and extraordinary rendition.

Ruth joined TRP in September 2018 as a Casework Assistant.  She studied Mathematics at the University of Glasgow and later completed the GDL at the University of Law.  Ruth has worked in public health statistics at the NHS in Edinburgh and has developed research skills working at the National Library of Scotland.  Whilst studying the GDL she volunteered at Citizens Advice Bureau and gained experience advising clients on a range of issues.  In August 2020 Ruth accredited as a Level 2 Senior Caseworker under the Law Society's Immigration and Asylum Accreditation Scheme.

Rhona joined TRP Solicitors in September 2018. Prior to working at TRP she studied Law and Chinese at SOAS, University of London, taking modules on Asylum and Immigration Law and Law, Multiculturalism and Rights and researching the development of Human Rights in China. Alongside her studies Rhona has campaigned and legally advocated in the areas of Immigration and human rights. She has interned for McCue and Partners and Waging Peace (an NGO focussing on the rights of Sudanese diaspora in the UK). She has advised and worked on the “Sanctuary Everywhere” campaign of British Quakers, organising and facilitating events, lobbying politicians and working with partnering organisations. In August 2020 Rhona accredited as a Level 2 Senior Caseworker under the Law Society's Immigration and Asylum Accreditation Scheme.

Katayoon joined TRP in May 2018. She has over 10 years' experience of business management and previously worked with the Refugee and Migrant Centre as a volunteer administrator, advisor and interpreter.  Katayoon also worked as a freelance interpreter for more than 3 years and has an extensive experience of teaching languages. Katayoon obtained a Bachelor's degree in Natural Resources in Iran and a Master's in Business Administration at Birmingham City University. She also holds a Level 3 BTEC in Teaching and Learning, Assessors, and Information Advice and Guidance qualification (IAG).

Richard joined TRP in 2018 as an Administrative Assistant. He studied English with Creative Writing at the University of Birmingham, where he received a Diploma of Higher Education. Richard is passionate about the work done here and has an active interest in Human Rights and Immigration Law.

Lee is an experienced freelance bookkeeper. He maintains the firm's accounts and provides assistance and advice to the Directors on all the firm's financial matters.