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Miami, Florida

Providing talent-based visa and green card services to highly-skilled professionals of diverse nationalities who labor in the arts, STEM, education, business, and athletic sectors. Serving immigrants located across the U.S., or internationally. The practice centers on a transparent partnership with clients, working hand-in-hand to ensure the highest chances of success in their immigration journeys. Top quality care and legal representation is rendered in executing the following services, from initiation to finality:Employment-based immigrant visa (green card) petitions, via either "consular processing" (processing abroad) or "adjustment of status" (processing inside the USA). Case types: EB-1A Individual of Extraordinary Ability, EB-1B Outstanding Researcher or Professor, and EB-1C Multinational Executive, as well as EB-2 National Interest Waiver.Employment / investment related non-immigrant visa petitions. Case types: O-1 A&B - Individual of Extraordinary Ability, and L-1A Intracompany Transferee.Auxiliary Services: initial Family-based visas; initial Affirmative Asylum Applications; VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) Petitions.Requests for Evidence for each of the above case types. Advocacy before the USCIS, DOS, and AAO, among other government agencies.

Miami

Handled all components and stages of employment-based immigrant visa petitions (primarily EB-1A Extraordinary Ability, EB-1C Multinational Executive, EB-2 National Interest Waiver, and EB-2 PERM) with consular or AOS green card processing, as well as affirmative and defensive Asylum cases; a variety of non-immigrant visa petitions (L-1A, O-1, I, F-1, B-1/B-2), family-based visa petitions [Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and Immediate Relative]; and Requests for Evidence for each case, including those relating to H-1B and F-1 visa petitions. Advocated on behalf of a wide range of clients before the DOS, USCIS, ICE, EOIR, and AAO. Of the two defensive asylum cases I ever handled before the EOIR (immigration court), I won both despite generally published low 14.6% and 27.9% asylum approval rates for the judges before whom I represented my clients. My clients were Roma and Crimean Tatar, respectively.Supervised the firm's team of 8+ Associate Attorneys on legal strategy and writing with respect to EB-2 NIW cases.Presented as Panel Speaker on topic of EB-2 NIW Strategies, for AILA South Florida Chapter, 2019.

Miami, Florida, United States

Served as Co-Counsel to NY firm on federal artistic partnership / trademark dispute litigated in NY. Guided playwright through copyright licensing process for use of musical compositions within musical. Provided legal counsel on avoidance of defamation and trademark tarnishment claims.

Miami, Florida

Managed Cannonball’s LegalLink Program—an arts-oriented, pro bono legal services initiative. Assisted artists with legal matters concerning intellectual property and business formation. Directed case intake, communicating with artists for initial fact-gathering and case evaluation. Drafted legal memoranda addressing copyright fair use, music licensing, and DMCA notification. Analyzed complex matters with volunteer attorneys and tracked the status of referred cases.

Juris Doctor (J.D.), Focus On Art & Intellectual Property Law

Activities and Societies: UM Intellectual Property Law Society, Member

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Political Science; Second Major: Art History, Criticism And Conservation, Magna Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Zuna micro-lending society, Treasurer; Research Assistant for Professor Rezwan Hussain, Ph.D.