Laszlo Kondrics

About Laszlo

Laszlo is a Trainee Solicitor at Sterling Law, supporting clients across a broad range of matters with a particular focus on criminal, commercial, and immigration law. He works closely with senior solicitors on complex cases, assisting in the preparation of legal documentation, case strategy, and detailed legal research to ensure a consistently high standard of representation.

As an internationally qualified lawyer with prior experience as a Barrister’s Assistant, Laszlo brings strong analytical ability, attention to detail, and a professional approach to case preparation and client support. He is committed to ensuring that each matter is handled with care, efficiency, and precision.

Laszlo has in-depth experience with

• Immigration Applications: Indefinite Leave to Remain, Skilled Worker visas, asylum claims, and Global Talent visas.
• British Citizenship and Settlement: Applications for naturalisation and permanent residency.
• Family Migration Cases: Spouse/Partner visas, Parent Route, Private/Family Life applications, and Adult Dependant visas.
• In addition to managing a diverse caseload, Laszlo supports senior caseworkers on complex immigration cases and appeals.
• With a strong focus on legal research, case management, and document preparation, Laszlo ensures that each case is handled with precision and care.

Laszlo graduated from the National University “Odesa Law Academy”, Institute of Prosecutors and Investigators, achieving a Bachelor of Laws with Honours and a Master of Laws with Honours, and later completed a PhD in Law.

Fluent in English, Ukrainian, Russian, and Hungarian, Laszlo can assist clients from diverse backgrounds and provide clear guidance in multilingual settings.

Laszlo is currently preparing for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) and remains dedicated to developing his legal career within the UK while contributing to Sterling Law’s professional and client-focused service.

Laszlo’s scientific work:

“High anti-corruption court in the context of international standards of judicial procedure and administration of justice”

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