Unlocking Global Legal Talent: Immigration Law & Pathways
Thursday, 11 September 2025, 4.30PM-5.15PM, Sydney CBD
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Date & Time: Thursday, 11 September 2025
Time: 4:30pm - 5:15pm (4.00 arrival for a 4.30PM start)
Venue: people2people headquarters, Level 6, 261 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000
With talent shortages continuing to challenge the legal sector, attracting skilled professionals from overseas is becoming an increasingly valuable strategy for law firms. But navigating immigration law, sponsorship pathways, and compliance requirements can be complex. This session will break down the essentials, providing practical guidance and real examples to help your firm tap into global talent with confidence.
Key session takeaways:
• Why law firms should consider sponsoring overseas legal talent
• Overview of key sponsorship pathways available to employers
• Essential compliance obligations for sponsors – and how to meet them
• Practical employer considerations before hiring from abroad
• Real-world case studies showing how firms have successfully navigated immigration pathways
This session is ideal for law firm partners, HR managers, and legal operations leaders looking to address talent shortages and build a globally competitive workforce. Expect clear guidance, real examples, and actionable steps to confidently navigate immigration law and sponsorship requirements.
Time: 4:30pm - 5:15pm (4.00 arrival for a 4.30PM start)
Venue: people2people headquarters, Level 6, 261 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000
With talent shortages continuing to challenge the legal sector, attracting skilled professionals from overseas is becoming an increasingly valuable strategy for law firms. But navigating immigration law, sponsorship pathways, and compliance requirements can be complex. This session will break down the essentials, providing practical guidance and real examples to help your firm tap into global talent with confidence.
Key session takeaways:
• Why law firms should consider sponsoring overseas legal talent
• Overview of key sponsorship pathways available to employers
• Essential compliance obligations for sponsors – and how to meet them
• Practical employer considerations before hiring from abroad
• Real-world case studies showing how firms have successfully navigated immigration pathways
This session is ideal for law firm partners, HR managers, and legal operations leaders looking to address talent shortages and build a globally competitive workforce. Expect clear guidance, real examples, and actionable steps to confidently navigate immigration law and sponsorship requirements.
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About Our Speaker: Marsha Bassily
Marsha Bassily is the Founder and Principal Immigration Lawyer of MB Lawyers, specialising in Australian immigration law and notarial services. With over 18 years of experience, she has guided corporate and individual clients through visa applications, migration compliance, and review matters.
An active contributor to professional development, she writes CPD materials, exam papers, and delivers immigration law education through platforms such as Hearsay the Legal Podcast, the College of Law, and the Immigration Review Journal (Lexis Nexis). She also mentors fellow lawyers through various endorsed programs.
An active contributor to professional development, she writes CPD materials, exam papers, and delivers immigration law education through platforms such as Hearsay the Legal Podcast, the College of Law, and the Immigration Review Journal (Lexis Nexis). She also mentors fellow lawyers through various endorsed programs.
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