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Faisal has a broad common law practice. His work includes personal injury litigation where is instructed at all stages of cases from pre-action advice through to settlement negotiations and trial. He has recent experience of acting in several fatal accident and catastrophic injury cases. Faisal continues to act in a range of commercial and residential property cases, including matters involving mortgages, TOLATA and freehold and leasehold restrictive covenants. Faisal is regularly instructed in all aspects of employment and discrimination law, in cases before the Tribunal as well as those before the courts. He has experience of applying for and resisting applications for injunctions, including freezing orders. Faisal is currently involved in a wide range of insolvency, costs, charity and commercial litigation. His experience of criminal litigation provides useful skill and knowledge in the various fields of work in which he practices. Faisal also maintains a practice in migration law and is regularly instructed in both the Tribunals and the courts. He has recently been instructed in exclusion order cases, SIAC proceedings, and a habeas corpus claim.
In Tim Martin Interiors Ltd v Akin Gump LLP [2011] EWCA Civ 1574 Lord Justice Lloyd said at [4] "the appeal was argued admirably well for the appellant by Mr Faisal Saifee" and paid "special tribute to Mr Saifee for the excellence of his clear and sustained oral submissions".
In R (Purshouse) v Chesterfield and others [2005] EWHC 3013 Mr Justice Davis said at [65] that “[Mr Saifee] plainly has prepared his case with the greatest care and attention to detail and [has] advanced his argument with ability and tenacity.”
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