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21 August 2023
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Gherson Solicitors—Kamilla Kelemen

Firm welcomes back head of UK inbound immigration

Gherson Solicitors LLP has announced that Kamilla Kelemen has joined the firm as head of the firm’s UK inbound immigration practice.

Kamilla trained and qualified at Gherson and she has re-joined the firm after four years with Magrath Sheldrick LLP. Kamilla has extensive knowledge of corporate and general immigration, as well British nationality law. She has extensive experience advising corporations and individuals across a wide range of practice areas.

Kamilla will add her unique expertise to an already-strong team of dedicated lawyers, who have helped countless businesses and families to navigate the ever-changing and highly politicised landscape of UK immigration law.

Commenting on Kamilla Kelemen’s re-appointment, Roger Gherson, founding partner at Gherson Solicitors LLP, said: 'It is fantastic to have Kamilla re-join the practice. Kamilla has exactly the right profile and skill set to lead our corporate and general immigration team, and to build on and expand the high-quality work for which we are known. Kamilla is a wonderful addition at a really exciting time for this firm and for immigration law generally.'

Kamilla Kelemen added: 'I am delighted to be returning to Gherson Solicitors. It’s great to be back and to re-connect with old colleagues and friends.  I am really looking forward to getting stuck into running the UK inbound immigration practice at Gherson at such an exciting time for UK immigration law.'

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