MRG Solicitors
Immigration Solicitor

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Company Description
MRG Solicitors is a law firm providing legal services and advice to both businesses and individuals. The firm is committed to securing justice for clients and achieving the best possible outcome in every case. Legal services are tailored to client expectations and designed to be accessible and inclusive. The team consistently goes the extra mile, building strong relationships and trust with clients. As a result, MRG Solicitors is regarded as a first-choice provider of legal representation.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Immigration Solicitor role based in Manchester. The Immigration Solicitor will manage a caseload of immigration matters, including family, business, asylum, and human rights applications and appeals. Daily responsibilities include:
- Advising clients on immigration options
- Preparing and reviewing legal documents
- Drafting applications and representations
- Liaising with relevant authorities and tribunals
- Attending client meetings
- Conducting legal research
- Maintaining accurate case records
- Working collaboratively with colleagues to deliver high-quality, client-focused service
- Contributing to practice development activities, such as staying updated on immigration law changes and supporting internal knowledge sharing
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- Qualified Solicitor in England and Wales (or equivalent) with demonstrable experience in immigration law and practice.
- Strong client advisory skills, including the ability to explain complex legal concepts clearly and provide practical, solution-focused guidance.
- Effective case management abilities, including organization, time management, attention to detail, and the capacity to handle a busy caseload responsibly.
- Excellent legal drafting, written communication, and advocacy skills for applications, representations, and tribunal work.
- Robust research skills and up-to-date knowledge of UK immigration legislation, policy, and relevant case law.
- Commitment to ethical practice, access to justice, and delivering inclusive, non-discriminatory services to diverse clients.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment, build strong professional relationships, and contribute to a positive workplace culture.
- Proficiency with legal case management systems and standard office software; additional language skills are an advantage.
- Previous experience in a law firm or specialist immigration practice is highly beneficial.
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