We are looking for an experienced senior attorney to help clients achieve favorable outcomes with legal matters. You will advocate for clients, advise them on the best course of action, and implement their legal support plan. You should have previous trial experience, be able to manage a heavy caseload, and use your general counsel experience and interpersonal skills to mentor our lower-level associates to ensure a continued legacy of prosperity. If this sounds like an opportunity that is ideal for you, please contact us today. Responsibilities: • Supervise and mentor lower level attorneys in proper conflict resolution techniques • Maintain knowledge of local, state, and federal statutes and applicable laws • Conduct research and draft pleadings, briefs, and motions • Prepare for and attend trials, mediation, and arbitration hearings • Prepare legal documents, such as pleadings, motions, notices, and discovery requests/responses EOIR/Removal Defense • Represent clients before EOIR in the master calendar and individual hearings • Develop and execute case strategies for removal defense, including asylum, withholding of removal, CAT claims, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, waivers, and motions to reopen/terminate • Draft persuasive briefs, motions, and legal memoranda for EOIR, BIA, and federal courts when appropriate • Prepare clients and witnesses for hearings, ensuring they are confident and well-supported • Conduct legal and country conditions research to strengthen litigation strategy USCIS Matters • Represent clients before USCIS in interviews and filings, including adjustment of status, naturalization, waivers, family-based petitions, humanitarian relief (VAWA, U visas, T visas), and asylum • Prepare and review USCIS applications, petitions, and supporting evidence packets with paralegal support • Attend USCIS interviews and advocate for clients before officers • Advise clients on USCIS processes, timelines, and strategic paths to relief General Responsibilities • Supervise and collaborate with paralegals in preparing filings, exhibits, and case packets • Provide compassionate, clear, and strategic guidance to clients navigating complex immigration challenges • Stay up to date on evolving immigration laws, regulations, and policies that impact both EOIR and USCIS practice Qualifications: • Admitted to local and state bar associations • Prior experience representing clients in trials, mediation, and arbitration • Exceptional time management and interpersonal skills are desired, as are exceptional writing and verbal communication skills • Must be able to handle heavy caseload with little supervision • 5 years of required experience as a senior associate in the legal field • J.D. from an accredited law school • Active license to practice law in any U.S. state • Minimum 2–3 years of experience in immigration law, with exposure to both EOIR litigation and USCIS practice • Strong oral advocacy skills, with confidence in courtroom and interview settings • Excellent legal writing, research, and analytical skills • Bilingual proficiency (Spanish or Russian preferred but not required) • Deep commitment to immigrant rights and passion for fighting for clients under threat of removal Compensation: $80,000 - $150,000 yearly

• EOIR/Removal Defense • Represent clients before EOIR in the master calendar and individual hearings • Develop and execute case strategies for removal defense, including asylum, withholding of removal, CAT claims, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, waivers, and motions to reopen/terminate • Draft persuasive briefs, motions, and legal memoranda for EOIR, BIA, and federal courts when appropriate • Prepare clients and witnesses for hearings, ensuring they are confident and well-supported • Conduct legal and country conditions research to strengthen litigation strategyUSCIS Matters • Represent clients before USCIS in interviews and filings, including adjustment of status, naturalization, waivers, family-based petitions, humanitarian relief (VAWA, U visas, T visas), and asylum • Prepare and review USCIS applications, petitions, and supporting evidence packets with paralegal support • Attend USCIS interviews and advocate for clients before officers • Advise clients on USCIS processes, timelines, and strategic paths to reliefGeneral Responsibilities • Supervise and collaborate with paralegals in preparing filings, exhibits, and case packets • Provide compassionate, clear, and strategic guidance to clients navigating complex immigration challenges • Stay up to date on evolving immigration laws, regulations, and policies that impact both EOIR and USCIS practice