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28 April 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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TLT—Joanne Hennessy

Law firm appoints business immigration specialist

TLT has recently appointed Joanne Hennessy, leading business immigration expert, as partner in its growing Glasgow office.

Joanne (pictured), who joins from Pinsent Masons, will lead a UK wide team of six immigration lawyers.

Joanne has extensive experience of supporting UK and multinational clients from a wide range of sectors on the full A to Z of business immigration. A trusted go-to advisor in immigration law, her expertise includes securing and maintaining sponsor licenses; identifying appropriate immigration route for employees and securing visas; right to work compliance and navigating the time-sensitive immigration actions triggered by mergers and acquisitions.

Some of Joanne’s recent experience has seen her advise professional services firms on the time-sensitive reports and applications required following multiple business acquisitions, conducting compliance audits for a global energy company, and advising a global employer on allegations of illegal working.

Commenting on her appointment, Joanne said: 'It’s an exciting time to be joining TLT and I’m looking forward to working with their talented business immigration team.'

Stuart McBride, partner at TLT added: 'Joanne’s appointment is an important step for the firm. It will allow us to strengthen our expertise in what is a complex, high-risk and fast-changing strand of law.'

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