Nina Pulimood

About Nina Pulimood

Nina joined Wilsons as a caseworker in 2022. She provides advice and assistance in a wide range of immigration, asylum and human rights cases.

Nina graduated from Worcester College, Oxford University in 2016 with a BA in law. She later completed her training contract at an American law firm based in London and subsequently gained two years of experience as a litigation solicitor at RPC where she worked on the Ingenious Litigation which was featured in The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2022 .

Nina has undertaken a wide range of pro bono work. She volunteered with the Liberty Advice Line , providing information to callers on various human rights issues. She helped set up a partnership between her previous firm and Migrants At Work , a modern slavery charity aiming to advocate for migrants who are placed in precarious work situations when their employers misunderstand immigration and labour laws. She also assisted with casework for Just For Kids Law , a charity that aims to help children and young people with various legal issues.

Upon completing the LPC, Nina spent three months volunteering with the Mobile Info Team in Greece, helping provide asylum seekers with information and assistance regarding the asylum process and their family reunion applications. After moving to London, Nina has been volunteering with Akwaaba , a community centre for refugees and migrants based in Dalston. She is the Akwaaba representative for the Hackney Patients Not Passports campaign group, which seeks to advocate for people facing charges for NHS care.

Interests: music, tv, podcasts and cooking