Our lawyers' combined experience makes a vast amount of employment and immigration expertise available to you.
Jamila Duncan-Bosu, Director
Jamila is an experienced lawyer, focusing on equality law, who has worked extensively with clients who have suffered discrimination, harassment or bullying in the workplace. She has successfully obtained substantial financial settlements for her clients.
Rumana Bennett
Rumana is an employment law specialist advising on policies, contracts, grievances, terminations, whistleblowing and discrimination. She has brought and defended cases in the employment tribunal on unfair dismissal, breach of contract, discrimination and harassment. Rumana also works on state immunity cases and has a particular interest in menopause and mental health/ wellbeing in the workplace.
Caroline Lewis
Caroline is an employment lawyer advising on a range of issues from discrimination to unfair dismissal, negotiating exit packages, providing guidance on grievances, employment contracts and company policies. She has trained as a workplace mediator working to achieve settlements where possible. She also has experience in supply chain management and qualified as an SA8000 social auditor, working on international labour standards with the ILO.
Julian Bild
Until recently, Julian led ATLEU’s complex asylum, trafficking and human rights team. He is well known in the sector as an accomplished immigration lawyer, trainer and assessor for the IAA and The Law Society immigration exams. He has 30 years experience in handling complex immigration, asylum and human rights casework from initial applications to litigation in the UK’s higher courts.
Sonia Lenegan
Sonia is a highly experienced and knowledgeable immigration solicitor with over 15 years' experience. Her previous roles include Legal Director of the Immigration Law Practitioners' Association and Editor of the immigration law blog Free Movement. She has been quoted extensively in the media on a variety of immigration matters. At Saltworks Law, Sonia works mainly on applications made on the basis of family and private life in the UK, including helping people move to the UK, as well as citizenship applications.
Daniel Rourke
Daniel is a solicitor with extensive experience in immigration, asylum and public law. His practice is built on a compassionate, client-focused approach shaped by his experience in the charity and legal aid sector, where he assisted domestic abuse survivors, unaccompanied children displaced by conflict, and torture survivors. He has conducted high-profile judicial review challenges to government policy. Daniel's interests include asylum, family reunion and citizenship. He also has experience advising skilled workers, EU citizens and adult dependent relatives.