When Sengova Kailondo came to London with his father and brother in 2003 from Sierra Leone, few might have guessed that 17 years later he would be working as an associate in the London office of global heavyweight Hogan Lovells.
The move had reunited him with his mother, younger sister and other brothers — his mother had fled the war in the West African country five years earlier and was studying to become a nurse. Upon arrival, Sengova was confronted with a very different way of life.
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