Inaam is a solicitor apprentice and caseworker specialising in public law and human rights, encompassing areas such as judicial review, public law and community care.
Inaam has particular interest in unique points of law and in the following:
- policy challenges in prisons and claims against systemic negligence
- claims for access to urgent medical treatment
- challenging the removal of support from asylum seekers, vulnerable adults and children
- challenging age assessments and the housing of UASCs in hotels
- claims for sexual and historic abuse
- claims for unlawful detention
AM v HO (settled)
Damages of £21,500 for 101 days of unlawful detention.
AL v HO (settled)
Damages of £10,000 for 47 days of unlawful detention.
(Anon) v SSJ
Public law and discrimination matter with international elements, arising from the Secretary of State for Justice’s unlawful and irrational treatment of the Claimant, who was prevented from speaking in his native language with non-English speaking family members, and disallowed media in his native language, appropriate medical treatment and pastoral visits. Inaam drafted extensive pre-action correspondence, representations submitted to the President of the relevant IRMCT on behalf of Lead Counsel, and the Statement of Facts and Grounds.
(Anon) v SSHD
Successful appeal in the FTT on Article 3 grounds of inhumane treatment and poor access to healthcare in Ghana for those suffering from schizophrenia.
