Sentences with phrase «specialist immigration practice»

Yasmin's appointment comes at an exciting time for Moore Blatch as the firm expands its specialist immigration practice, allowing it to continue to provide first - rate work for its growing client base.

I am very pleased to be joining Moore Blatch, and am excited about the prospect of delivering high - quality support to our clients as part of Moore Blatch's specialist immigration practice.»

Not exact matches

Our M&A Practice Group includes corporate, tax, and cross-border specialists and, as a full - service law firm, we enlist talent from our other practices — such as intellectual property, ERISA, labor and employment, environmental, immigration and litigation — to help clients achieve positive outcomes in any transaction.

Rita's extensive knowledge and skills derived as a former specialist Immigration Solicitor together with her previous experience in recruitment, supervision and training in all areas of Immigration and Asylum law continue to be expertly utilised in her practice at the Bar.

Members of the business law practice also work closely with other specialist groups in Carroll & O'Dea including Workplace Solutions at Carroll & O'Dea, Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Property Law; Immigration Law and the Not For Profit Group, to provide a seamless and comprehensive service to their clients.

Many lawyers test as Specialists and are drawn to practice areas that allow them to do a deep dive into a subject matter (like employment litigation or immigration law), while Generalists are happiest when they can work on a wider variety of deals and cases.

She joins the firm having spent the past decade heading Julia Jackson Solicitors, a specialist corporate, business and high net worth immigration practice.

Sophie Barrett - Brown, Head of the UK Practice at specialist immigration lawyers Laura Devine Solicitors, says: «A further fall in net migration may seem to be good news for those with concerns about immigration, but in reality it underlines a growing skills shortage impacting on businesses and public services.

Prior to joining the Immigrant Council of Ireland he worked in the Asylum / Immigration Division of KOD Lyons Solicitors a specialist human rights practice for a number of years