
Hannah is a Solicitor in the firm’s Initial Enquiries team and Professional Support Lawyer (PSL) team. Having specialised in UK immigration and nationality law since 2010, Hannah is responsible for developing the wider team’s prominent technical knowledge, creating systems to streamline the delivery of advice to clients and external communications, including responding to enquiries received by the firm. Along with others on the PSL team, Hannah organises and delivers internal and external training sessions and writes for the media and legal publications. Additionally, Hannah is involved in lobbying the Home Office to effect changes to immigration law and policy and advising clients on complex areas of immigration law.
History
2022-present – Laura Devine Immigration, London
2010-2017 – Laura Devine Solicitors, London
2014 – Admitted as a Solicitor of England & Wales
Education
2009-2010 – LPC, BLP Law School, London
2008-2009 – GDL, BLP Law School, London
2004-2008 – MA History of Art, University of Edinburgh
French and Japanese
Latest Insights
3 July 2026
Natasha Chell writes for the Financial Times on the UK’s approach to start-up entrepreneurs
The Financial Times has today published a letter by Natasha Chell (Senior Partner and Head of UK Pratice) highlighting the need for a more flexible…
2 July 2026
Zeena Luchowa quoted in The Times on proposed asylum tribunal reforms
LDI Partner Zeena Luchowa has been quoted in a new article in The Times on the Government’s plans to replace judges with public panels of…
29 June 2026
Developments in US Immigration Policy: Update on H‑1B Fee Litigation, Travel Restrictions, and Adjustment of Status Guidance
Recent litigation and policy changes reshape key aspects of US immigration, but uncertainty remains
