Katie Newbury > Kingsley Napley LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Kingsley Napley LLP
20 Bonhill Street
London
EC2A 4DN
England

Work Department

Immigration

Position

Katie is a Partner in Kingsley Napley’s Immigration team and she heads up the Private Client Immigration team within the department. She advises on all aspects of UK personal immigration with an emphasis on more complex matters. She also specialises in applications for high net worth individuals and those in the tech industry, nationality and human rights matters and claims for international protection. She has a particular interest in complicated family applications including those with international adoption and surrogacy elements, working closely with Kingsley Napley’s Family & Divorce team and contributing articles on this subject to the legal press.

Katie writes and speaks regularly on UK immigration developments.

Career

Joined Kingsley Napley as a solicitor in 2012; Senior Associate in 2016 and began heading up the private client immigration team in 2018. She became a partner in 2020.

Memberships

Katie is a member of the Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association, contributing particularly to efforts to change the rules on family migration. She is also an active member of the International Association of Young Lawyers (AIJA), having previously served as a VP of the Immigration and Labour Law Commission and been part of the organising committee for a seminar on Gender and Inclusivity in International Families in 2022.

Education

Pembroke College, University of Cambridge, BA Law

Lawyer Rankings

London > Employment > Immigration: personal

(Next Generation Partners)

Katie Newbury – Kingsley Napley LLP

The immigration group at Kingsley Napley LLP fields ‘masters of their craft‘ and advises HNW and high-profile individuals such as businesspeople, entrepreneurs and investors on all aspects of personal immigration. The group has expertise handling a broad range of visa applications, and is particularly knowledgeable of the Tier 1 (Investor), Global Talent, Innovator Founder routes. Practice head Nicolas Rollason runs an ‘ultra high touch-point service and team‘ and advises on all aspects of UK immigration and nationality law. Katie Newbury leads the immigration offering for private clients at the firm and is an expert in complex personal immigration matters and applications made under Tier 1 of the points-based system. She is also a reputable practitioner in the field of immigration law relating to surrogacy and adoption. The group also has a seasoned international protection practice, drawing on assistance from the criminal litigation team for matters involving alleged criminal offences, extradition and INTERPOL issues. Oliver Oldman is an expert in this area, and regularly advises clients facing politically motivated prosecutions and investigations on asylum and human rights claims.

London > Employment > Immigration: human rights

(Next Generation Partners)

Katie Newbury – Kingsley Napley LLP

Kingsley Napley LLPoffers a bespoke client service which is second to none‘ in all aspects of human rights-related immigration work, and the group is well-versed in matters such as challenging refusals, preparing applications for overstayers, acting on appeals, assisting with applications involving criminality, and complex family applications. With broad-ranging expertise, the team has a seasoned practice in detention, bail, deportation, asylum and citizenship, and is particularly sought after for its expertise in international protection. Katie Newbury, who is ‘knowledgeable and at the top of her game‘, leads the immigration offering for private clients at the firm, and is a prominent lawyer in immigration matters relating to surrogacy and adoption. Praised as ‘a real rising star‘, Oliver Oldman is an immigration and international protection specialist: he has a particular interest in asylum, human rights, detention and deportation matters, and represents clients in appeals and judicial reviews in a variety of courts, including the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. The immigration team is overseen by Nicolas Rollason.