Fragomen Attorneys Recognised on The Law Society’s 2025 Pro Bono Recognition List of England and Wales
April 11, 2025

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The Law Society recognised multiple Fragomen attorneys on its 2025 Pro Bono Recognition List of England and Wales, which honours solicitors and barristers who undertook 25 or more hours of legal pro bono assistance throughout the last year.
About the Pro Bono Recognition List
The Pro Bono Recognition List was set up under the aegis of the Attorney General’s Pro Bono Committee, with support from the Access to Justice Foundation, Advocate, Advocates for International Development, International Lawyers Project, the Law Officers, the Bar Council, CILEX, the Clinical Legal Education Organisation, the In-House Pro Bono Group, the Law Society, LawWorks, the National Pro Bono Centre and TrustLaw. The Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales, the Baroness Carr of Walton-on-the-Hill, is the patron of the Pro Bono Recognition List.
Recognised Fragomen Attorneys
- Partner Natasha Catterson
- Partner Julia Onslow-Cole
- Director Gemma Hyslop
- Director Laxmi Limbani
- Manager Jenny Dang
- Senior Associate Ferzana Ahmed
- Senior Associate Priyel Upadhyaya
- Associate Mith Ragukaran
- Associate Charlotte Roberts
View the full list here.
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