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Kerman & Co

200 STRAND, LONDON, WC2R 1DJ, ENGLAND

Tel:: Work 020 7539 7272
Fax:: Fax 020 7240 5780
DX:: 99 CHANCERY LANE

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Web:: www.kermanco.com

Stephen Hall

Tel:: Work +44 (0)20 7539 7310
Email:

Web:: www.kermanco.com

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Immigration

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Head of Immigration

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Stephen qualified as a solicitor in 2012 and has worked for band-1 rated immigration law firms for the past 10 years, undertaking his training at PwC.

Stephen specialises in UK immigration for corporate clients across various industries including; banking, tech, international law firms, architecture, TV/film and sports. He also handles complex private client cases including British nationality and applications under European Law. With 10 years’ experience in immigration law Stephen has a broad technical knowledge.

Education

Stephen attended Law School at BPP in London and obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and a Master’s degree in Industrial Relations from The University of Manchester.

London: Human resources

Immigration

Within: Immigration

Kerman & Co is instructed by a range of corporate clients for UK immigration matters; the practice is noted for its sports sector expertise, while it is also active in sectors including financial services, IT, legal, recruitment, healthcare and architecture. The team also offers advice to private clients, advising on nationality issues as well as Tier 1 applications. Practice head Stephen Hall joined in January 2018 from Kingsley Napley LLP.

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