Business Immigration: A Global Guide From Practical Law, 2nd Edition

Author: Laura Devine
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell U.K.
ISBN: 9780414057357

Previous Edition ISBN: 9780414031258
Published In: June 2016
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: International ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This second edition of Business Immigration (formerlyImmigration Law: Jurisdictional Comparisons) provides essential reading for International Corporate lawyers and general counsel.

With commentary from leading lawyers, the guide gives an overview of the key issues in relation to business immigration law across 21 key jurisdictions.

The Q&A addresses a range of topics across each jurisdiction including:-

information on the jurisdiction's sources of immigration law
relevant governmental entaties
requirements for unsponsored and sponsored immigration
requirements for sponsors
civil and criminal penalties for sponsors
common issues and concerns
dependents
settlement and citizenship
recent trends and proposals for reform

Relevant Governmental Entities
Sources and Conflicts of Law
Business Immigration
Dependants
Settlement and Citizenship
Present Climate and future Legislation
Resources

GENERAL EDITOR

Laura Devine is recognised as the highest nominated UK immigration practitioner by interviewees worldwide in Who’s Who Legal 2008, 2009 and 2010. She is head of a large niche immigration firm with an office in London and an associated office in New York which provide UK and US immigration advice to a broad range of clients. Together the offices are described as a "transatlantic powerhouse". Her team of 18 specialist lawyers is identified as an ‘immensely capable team’ with a ‘sheer number of first-class practitioners’ with technical expertise, approachability and exceptional client service.

Laura is the UK representative of the International Bar Association Immigration Committee, a council member of the Law Society and sits on the Law Society Immigration Committee. She is a fellow of the Center for International Legal Studies, a member of the Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association, the American Immigration Lawyers Association. She is the immigration correspondent for the Law Society Gazette and a contributor to Tottel’s Immigration Asylum and Nationality Law.

Laura is an English solicitor and a US attorney with an LLM from the London School of Economics. She established the immigration practices at Coopers & Lybrand (now PWC) and Eversheds, before establishing her own law firm in June 2003 which is rated in all legal directories in the top tier of immigration firms.

She is a visiting lecturer at Queen Mary University London. Laura has visited over 70 countries.