Don Garner Email and Phone Number

Don Garner formed the LL.M. Law Group in January 2003. Don has devoted his career to helping clients come to the United States; he focuses his practice on employment-based immigration law and has represented companies and individuals from 90 different countries in all 50 states. He has lived extensively abroad, including in Canada, Mexico, Belgium, Bulgaria, France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Tunisia, China, Japan and South Korea. Don was named a “top immigration lawyer” by the Chicago Sun-Times and is the Liaison and recommended immigration service provider for the Chicago Consular Corps, the Chicago International Trade Commissioners’ Association, Rotary International and the Fulbright Association. He serves as the recommended attorney for the #ChicagoH1BConnect initiative led by World Business Chicago and P33 Chicago, which allows for H-1B visa candidates to transfer their visa status to work with over 40 employers in the burgeoning Chicago tech industry.Don is a devoted civil servant. He currently serves as President of the Northern Illinois Rotary Alumni Association and the co-President of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Academy Alumni Association for the Chicago Field Office. Previously he served as President of the Chicago Chapter of the Fulbright Association and as the youngest President of the Rotary Club of Chicago, the world’s first Rotary Club founded in 1905. During law school, Don served as Chief Justice of the Moot Court, Chair of the Diversity Committee and President of the LL.M. class.Don is a prolific speaker for immigration matters. He has spoken and led panel discussions for several international Chambers of Commerce, the Fulbright Association, Rotary Clubs, the International Trade Association of Greater Chicago, the Society for Human Resource Management, the Chicago Consular Corps and the Chicago International Trade Commissioners’ Association. In the last twenty years, Don has appeared on local and international radio and television shows to discuss the impact of U.S. immigration developments.