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Abbie is an Associate at Fragomen's Sheffield office and a member of the UK Inbound team, where she provides strategic UK immigration advice and support to clients across a wide range of industries, including financial services, gaming, technology and artificial intelligence.
Abbie has extensive experience in UK corporate immigration, with a particular focus on settlement applications and the UK Points-Based Immigration System, including the Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility routes.
Abbie was among the first cohort of Graduate Solicitor Apprentices to qualify through Fragomen's Solicitor Apprenticeship Programme. Now a qualified Solicitor, she combines her legal training with significant practical experience, advising several organisations on UK immigration matters and delivering tailored immigration solutions that support business objectives.
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- Sheffield Hallam University, B.A., 2019
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