Pattison Shepley Ruvolo
Immigration Partner - UK

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A global firm with an excellent reputation for client service is looking to appoint an Immigration Partner to drive their UK Immigration offering.
This is a new role for the firm and an opportunity for a senior immigration lawyer to take the lead in developing the practice, working closely with colleagues across the wider firm and acting as a key point of contact for UK immigration matters, particularly in the corporate space.
The role
You will:
- Act as a key point of contact for clients on UK immigration matters, including M&A, corporate structuring, secondments, recruitment, employment contracts and TUPE.
- Advise HNW private clients on a range of UK immigration matters.
- Work closely with other departments to identify opportunities and cross-sell wider firm services.
- Advise corporate clients on Global Mobility and Skilled Worker matters, including acting as a Level 1 User on the Sponsor Management System.
- Visit client sites to deliver training and carry out immigration compliance audits.
- Take an active role in business development and help shape the growth of the firm's immigration offering.
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About you
You will be a Senior Solicitor or Partner with strong UK immigration experience, ideally gained within a City or global law firm.


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You'll have:
- A strong track record of providing practical, commercially focused immigration advice.
- Excellent client relationship skills and the ability to act as a trusted adviser to senior stakeholders.
- A proven ability to develop business, cross-sell wider firm services and generate revenue.
- The drive and commercial approach to help build and grow an immigration practice.
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