Braverman was called to the Bar at Middle Temple. This marked the beginning of her career as a barrister, where she would gain experience in a variety of legal fields.

Braverman specialized in public law, judicial review, immigration, and planning law. This experience provided her with a deep understanding of the legal framework governing government actions and immigration policies.

She practiced law from No5 Chambers. Working in a reputable chambers allowed her to hone her skills in complex legal matters.

Braverman was appointed Queen's Counsel (KC), a prestigious recognition of her expertise and standing within the legal profession. This appointment occurred before her second Home Secretary appointment.