Fragomen Attorneys Recognized in Lexology Index's Thought Leaders in Corporate Immigration Report
November 15, 2024

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Lexology Index recognized multiple Fragomen attorneys across the globe in its Thought Leaders in Corporate Immigration report, which features some of the world's foremost immigration practitioners. The featured individuals obtained the largest number of nominations from peers, corporate counsel and other market sources in Lexology's research process.
Lexology notes, "Thought Leaders – Corporate Immigration aims to shine a light on what puts these practitioners at the apogee of immigration law. They are worthy of special mention owing not only to their vast expertise and experience advising on some of the world’s most significant and cutting-edge legal matters, but also their ability to innovate, inspire, and go above and beyond to deliver for their clients."
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Featured attorneys:
- Managing Partner, United Kingdom Nadine Goldfoot (England)
- Partner Bo Cooper (USA)
- Partner Kevin Miner (USA)
- Partner Julia Onslow-Cole (England)
- Partner Sarah Peterson (USA)
- Partner Kyle D Sherman (USA)
- Partner Charlotte Slocombe (England)
- Partner Federico Solis (Costa Rica)
- Senior Counsel Cynthia J Lange (USA)
- Counsel, Asia Pacific Robert Walsh (Australia)
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