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Confidential Opportunity – Senior Immigration Partner / Practice Growth:
I'm currently working with a highly regarded London law firm that is looking to strengthen its Immigration practice through the appointment of a senior lawyer with an established reputation in the market.
This is not simply a replacement hire. The firm is looking to invest in an individual who can play a key role in the continued growth and strategic direction of the practice, with genuine autonomy to develop their own client base and specialist areas.
The opportunity would suit an established Partner, Legal Director or Senior Associate with a clear pathway to partnership, who is looking for a platform that supports long-term growth.
The Opportunity:
- Join a well-established, highly respected London practice with an excellent reputation across a number of specialist areas.
- Play a leading role in the continued development and growth of the Immigration team.
- Opportunity to build and develop your own practice with the support of an established referral network across complementary departments.
- Work alongside recognised specialists acting for a diverse client base across the UK and internationally.
- Genuine strategic input into the future direction of the practice.
- Strong emphasis on collaboration, business development, and long-term career progression.
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- Business immigration.
- Personal immigration.
- Nationality and citizenship.
- Immigration appeals and complex advisory work.
- Sponsor licence and compliance matters.
- Human rights and related immigration issues.
Experience supervising junior lawyers, developing client relationships, and contributing to business development would be highly advantageous.
Whilst a portable following would naturally be of interest, the firm is equally keen to speak with individuals who have an established market profile, strong client relationships, and a clear vision for developing their practice over the coming years.
If you would be interested in a confidential discussion, I'd be delighted to tell you more about the opportunity.
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