Law firm
Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors
Holborn, England office
About
About Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors
Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors describes its work as:
“Founded by Immigration Law Judges, our solicitors have helped shape UK immigration and human rights law for over 40 years.”
Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors is a law firm with an office at Holborn, ENGLAND. The firm states that it was founded in 1985. It publishes work in visas and migration, family and relationship breakdown, employment and workplace, discrimination and human rights, consumer problems, credit and debt and buying, selling or transferring property. The firm publishes 3 people on its team pages, 3 of whom it lists in senior roles. It says it offers services in Russian, Cantonese and Arabic.
Practice areas
Areas of law Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors lists
- Consumer problems, credit and debt
- Buying, selling or transferring property
- Discrimination and human rights
- Employment and workplace
- Family and relationship breakdown
- Visas and migration
Sub-services the firm names on its own website: Civil Litigation, Employment Law, Family Lawyers, Human Rights, Immigration, Property Law.
Locations
Office
Holborn
29 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Holborn, WC2A 3EGHolborn England WC2A 3EG+44 (0) 20 7269 9590 switchboard for Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors
People
People Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors names on its website
Names and roles as the firm publishes them. We do not publish personal contact details or photographs. Contact the firm on its switchboard, or use the request form below.
- Dave VasoodavenManaging Partner
- Dr.Bernard AndonianConsultant Solicitor & Former Judge, Head of Professional Development
- Sajo ThomasPartner
Published facts
What Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors publishes about itself
- Year the firm says it started
- 1985
- Languages the firm lists
- Russian, Cantonese, Arabic
- Website
- www.gulbenkian.co.uk
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Questions
Questions people ask about this firm
- Where is Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors located?
- Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors publishes one office, at Holborn, England.
- What kinds of matters does Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors list?
- Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors lists Consumer problems, credit and debt, Buying, selling or transferring property, Discrimination and human rights, Employment and workplace, Family and relationship breakdown, Visas and migration on its own website. This page repeats what the firm publishes; it is not an assessment of the firm.
- Who works at Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors?
- Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors names 3 people on its own website, 3 of them in roles the firm describes as senior. We show the name and the role the firm itself publishes, and no personal contact details.
- What languages does Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors say it works in?
- Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors publishes Russian, Cantonese, Arabic. Ask the firm directly to confirm before you rely on it.
- How do I ask Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors for a consultation?
- Use the request form on this page. Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors has not claimed this listing, so we send your message to the general enquiry address the firm publishes, where it publishes one. We record your request either way. The firm decides whether to take it on.