
Hannah Berkeley
Business Development Manager
Sector: UK Immigration
Location: London
As Business Development Manager, Hannah works closely with individuals across the firm to develop and deliver Laura Devine Immigration’s business development and marketing strategy.
Having specialised in UK immigration and nationality law since 2010 and previously practised as a solicitor with the firm, Hannah brings a unique combination of legal expertise and commercial insight to her role. Drawing on her experience, she helps ensure the firm’s market-leading expertise and client service are showcased through thought leadership, media communications, events and other strategic business development initiatives.
Hannah identifies opportunities to strengthen client relationships, win new work and enhance the firm’s profile across key markets. She works closely with lawyers and the Professional Support Lawyer team to develop client-facing content, training programmes, events and marketing materials that communicate developments in immigration law and demonstrate the firm’s expertise.
Hannah also oversees the firm’s legal directory and awards submissions, supporting the continued growth of the practice and helping to maintain Laura Devine Immigration’s reputation as a leading specialist immigration law firm.
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
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