GQ|Littler is the leading employment law firm for employers in the UK and Ireland. We offer risk-based advice and litigation services on employment, immigration, employee tax and incentives issues. We work globally as part of Littler, the world’s largest employment law firm with more than 1,700 lawyers practising across 28 countries in over 100 offices.
Immigration issues are critical for businesses to ensure that they can bring in the talent they need. The UK is one of the most attractive places to work in the world and many UK businesses rely on being able to recruit talented individuals from all over the globe. The UK has strict immigration laws and Brexit, in particular, will add to the complexity in this area. We can provide the legal advice and support employers need.
We can provide the legal advice and support employers need. Please note that our service is to support businesses with immigration issues. We do not provide immigration services to individual members of the public.
Vanessa Ganguin, who heads up the team working with GQ|Littler clients, is recognised as a leader in her field by major legal publications, including Who’s Who Legal, Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners. This means GQ|Littler clients can draw on some of the most highly regarded immigration expertise in the UK, as well as accessing the team’s extensive contacts, including Home Office and consular, to ensure the best outcomes.
"Vanessa Ganguin is brilliant to work with and is an expert in this field. She has excellent attention to detail, is thorough and clear in her advice to us, explaining what we need to do in simple terms which has ensured the success of our employee visa sponsorships and sponsor licence applications. She has delivered her service with a personal touch and is willing to go the extra mile in offering her guidance."
Legal 500, 2023
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