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Latitude Law is now part of Clarke Willmott LLP. As of 1 November 2026, Latitude Law no longer practises as an independent firm and is not separately authorised or regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).

The Latitude Law immigration team is now part of Clarke Willmott LLP. While this website continues to provide useful immigration information and resources. If you would like to contact the team, make an enquiry or receive legal advice, you will be directed to Clarke Willmott LLP.

Our clients continue to benefit from the same trusted immigration specialists, with the additional support of a full-service national law firm.

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Ensured large PLC fully immigration compliant when recruiting from overseas

This case study explores how Latitude Law reviewed the working practices of this large UK based company and helped put new processes in place to manage their overseas recruitment.

The Challenges Faced

This principally online business, like many in this sector, has recruitment challenges particularly in finding Software Developers. As such, it is imperative that the client can recruit their preferred candidate regardless of their country of origin to maintain their business objectives.

How Latitude Law Helped

Our focus has been compliance since penalties for not following the letter of the law can be punitive. We ensured the company were familiar with their requirements in relation to frequent Right to Work (RTW) checks, and recruitment into shortage occupation roles. We provided in-house training to their HR team in relation to the various changes to RTW compliance and continue to keep them updated on any relevant changes to the regulations.

The Outcome

Our work with this company demonstrates the value of a proactive approach to immigration compliance, something many employers treat as less than a priority but which can carry harsh penalties if ignored.