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Gherson Solicitors Expands Inbound Immigration Practice

Gherson Solicitors Expands Inbound Immigration Practice

Leading immigration law firm Gherson Solicitors LLP (Gherson) has added solicitor Mayuri Manjula to its renowned UK inbound immigration practice

Mayuri joins Gherson from KPMG LLP, where she worked as a solicitor assisting main applicants and their dependants with global mobility and UK inbound movements via the Global Business Mobility (GBM), Skilled Worker, British National Overseas (BNO), business visit visa, Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), and naturalisation visa applications.  She has extensive experience working on several heavy volume global coordination transitions and UK inbound engagements for KPMG clients, as well as business immigration services for VIP clients, providing them with efficient solutions for ease of transfers.

Prior to joining the Big Four accountancy practice’s legal division, Mayuri spent time at IANS Solicitors Ltd and Memery Crystal in London, as well as Shardul Amarchand Mangaladas & Co in Delhi, India.  

Founded in 1988, Gherson Solicitors LLP is renowned for its exceptional legal advice specialising in UK immigration, nationality, extradition, sanctions, and human rights.  The UK inbound immigration team provides services to a wide range of clients, including high net worth individuals, their families, and their businesses; often advising on complex circumstances and assisting with discretionary immigration applications.

Commenting on Mayuri Manjula’s appointment, Roger Gherson, founding partner at Gherson Solicitors, said:

“We have no doubt that Mayuri will be a huge asset to our busy UK inbound immigration practice.

The law in this area is constantly changing and often over politicised in nature. Responses to global changes following the likes of Brexit have meant that immigration routes into the UK have been evolving at an alarming rate.

We pride ourselves in helping to advise our clients efficiently, and in a seamless manner, to help them navigate these complicated rules, and sometimes hostile, ever-changing, environment.”

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