Luris Vince Solicitors

"Luris Vince Solicitors Limited is the new name for Amicus Solicitors London Limited. Please note that we are not and have never been associated with the Manchester based firm Amicus Solicitors Ltd."

M S Haque

A solicitor specialising in Motoring and Road Traffic Offences, Immigration and Nationality Law, and Conveyancing, Mr Haque is known for his strong legal knowledge, effective courtroom advocacy and commitment to achieving the best possible outcomes for his clients.

With a particular focus on Motoring and Road Traffic Offences, Mr Haque regularly represents clients before Courts and has successfully handled a wide range of motoring cases, helping clients secure favourable outcomes, including relief from driving disqualification and other serious consequences.

 

He has extensive experience dealing with speeding offences, drink-driving, drug-driving, driving without insurance, careless driving, dangerous driving, penalty points, driving disqualification, exceptional hardship applications, special reasons and sentencing mitigation.

Alongside his motoring practice, Mr Haque has substantial experience in UK Immigration and Nationality Law, advising individuals, families and businesses on spouse and family visas, Skilled Worker visas, sponsor licences, Indefinite Leave to Remain, British citizenship, the EU Settlement Scheme, immigration appeals and complex Home Office matters. He provides strategic, practical advice to help clients navigate immigration requirements and achieve successful outcomes.

Mr Haque also advises clients on Conveyancing, including new commercial leases, lease assignments, lease renewals, commercial property transactions and landlord and tenant matters. He provides clear, commercially focused legal advice to landlords, tenants and business owners, helping them protect their interests and complete transactions efficiently.

Mr Haque obtained his LLB from the University of London in 2005, receiving an academic award. He subsequently completed the Bar Vocational Course (BVC) at the Inns of Court School of Law, achieving an overall grade of Very Competent. He later completed the Legal Practice Course (LPC) with Master of Laws (LLM) at the University of Law, graduating with Distinction. He was called to the Bar by Lincoln’s Inn in 2007, but chose to practise as a solicitor.