Awards
We are recognised as a prestigious boutique immigration firm, receiving accolades from respected publications and organisations for the high quality of service we provide clients and for making staff care a top priority.
LDI shortlisted for 2020 Citywealth Magic Circle Award
We are delighted that Laura Devine Immigration has again been shortlisted as one of the finalists for the Citywealth Magic Circle Awards in the…
Natasha Chell shortlisted for Woman of the Year in Citywealth Awards 2020
Congratulations to our Partner Natasha Chell who has been shortlisted in the Woman of the Year - Business Services (SME) category in the Citywealth…
LDS announced as winner of two immigration awards
It was an exciting day yesterday for Laura Devine Solicitors with us winning two immigration awards
Citywealth’s Power Women Awards 2015: Entrepreneurial Woman of the Year
We are pleased to announce that Laura Devine has won Entrepreneurial Woman of the Year at Citywealth's Power Women Awards 2015. The awards recognise…
LexisNexis Legal Awards 2019: Award for Wellbeing
Laura Devine Solicitors has won the Award for Wellbeing at the LexisNexis Legal Awards 2019. The award recognises the law firm, chambers or other…
Citywealth Powerwomen Awards 2017: Entrepreneurial Woman of the Year – Bronze
Laura Devine has won the bronze award for Entrepreneurial Woman of the Year at the Citywealth Powerwomen Awards 2017. The Powerwomen Awards 2017 will…
Latest Insights
21 January 2026
Trump administration halts visa processing from 75 countries as of 21 January 2026
On 14 January 2026, the Trump administration announced the indefinite suspension of immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries.
19 January 2026
From compliance to consequence: Navigating the new enforcement era
Last year laid the groundwork for the UK Government’s robust approach to tackling illegal working, the exploitation of migrant workers and abuse of…
18 December 2025
Frequently asked questions on the earned settlement proposals
Frequently asked questions regarding the government's earned settlement proposals