Rebecca has practiced immigration law since 2010. During this time she has gained experience in Australian, New Zealand and Singaporean immigration law while advising some of the worlds’ largest corporations.
Rebecca is well versed in sponsored visa pathways and immigration compliance. She is able to assist in the planning of assignments into Australia for companies of any size.
She is also highly qualified to provide advice and assistance to individual clients on global talent, skilled and family migration, as well as citizenship and temporary entrant visas.
Rebecca graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Arts, before completing a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the Leo Cussen Centre for Law.
Rebecca then practiced immigration law, servicing both individual and corporate clients, as well as undertaking significant community engagement and pro bono work.
In 2014 as part of the Unaccompanied Humanitarian Minor Consortium, Rebecca won the Children’s Law Award for Outstanding Legal Representation.
Rebecca joined the Hammond Taylor team in 2018.
Tina Masrour, a senior associate at Hammond Taylor, has been shortlisted for the Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards 2021. Tina has been named as
Through a September media release the Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs, Alex Hawke MP has announced reduced citizenship residence requirements for
The numbers of overseas migrants on temporary visas in Australia has remained high despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Data sourced from the Department of Home Affairs
