Joe Levtov

Solicitor

Department: Complex Immigration Team
Number: +44 20 7724 4488
Email: [email protected]
Languages: English and Russian

Biography

Joe Levtov is a solicitor at Gherson Solicitors.

Joe primarily works in Personal Immigration focusing on human rights cases.

Joe joined Gherson in February 2000, he practices primarily in personal immigration law and has particular expertise in human rights cases.

Joe holds a degree in English and Russian Literature from Queen Mary and Westfield College London and an MA in Slavonic and Eastern European Studies from the School of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies, University College London. Thereafter, he studied at the College of Law in Birmingham and London and qualified as a solicitor in 2006.

Joe has worked on many of the firm’s complex international protection and asylum cases and has helped represent clients in Cyprus, Czech Republic, Monaco, Germany and Spain.

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Dec 29 2023
by: Gherson Immigration

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