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Barker Shabaa
Barker is a second year law student and joined the Company for two weeks during the summer of 2009 to gain an insight into the legal profession. Barker speaks fluent Arabic and was able to put his language skills into use during his work experience. He has developed a keen interest in business immigration as well as human rights law.
Berzhang Karimi
Berzhang is completing her second year at St. Mary’s University and joined Ergen and Sharif in February 2010 as a paralegal working under the direct supervision of the Directors.
Berzhang carries out many administrative duties within the Company. She has also attended Court to observe hearings and to assist counsel. Berzhang has a keen interest in the area of law and running her own firm one day. She hopes to gain more experience in the industry and is currently deciding whether to study the LPC or BPTC.
Chelsey Williecarr
Chelsey joined Ergen & Sharif in April 2010 in order to gain more of an insight into paralegal work. Her roles within the company include many administrative duties as well as shadowing meetings with clients and lodging bundles to courts. She has a great interest in all cases and is always willling to learn more.
In the future Chelsey hopes to become a qualified paralegal or work as an Immigration case worker.
Her bubbly personality and constant smile are an asset to the office enviroment.
Nihan Uslu
Nihan is a qualified lawyer in Turkey and holds a first class degree from Istanbul University. She recently completed a Masters in International Law at Brunel University, London. In October 2009 she started her work placements with Ergen & Sharif until January 2010 and assisted the directors in drafting letters, legal research, file management as well as administrative and clerical work. She is an active member of European Law Students Association (ELSA).
Rozy Hussain
Rozy is a second year law student and joined the Company for six weeks during in 2009 to gain an insight into the UK Immigration Law.
Schiba Esmailpour
Taybah Dhoia
Taybah is studying her second year of the LLB at The University of Westminster. She joined the Company in mid November 2009 and works every Monday. She speaks fluent Urdu and Punjabi. She performs various roles within the Company including writing letters to the Home Office, Asylum and Immigration Tribunal and clients. She is particularly interested in the field of nationality and asylum law. In her spare time she enjoys attending hearings by going to the public gallery at the Magistrates Court and also enjoys watching documentaries. |
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