Representative Matters
- L-1A visas and EB-1C permanent residence visas for principal of large Caribbean law firm for transferred to its New York, NY office.
- Intracompany transfer L-1A and EB-1C permanent residence visas for the principals transferred to Florida, by a Canadian strategic marketing and consulting firm providing services, including marketing strategy development, business advisement, website audits, quarterly content planning and marketing design asset production.
- Intracompany transfer L-1A visa for a CEO – transferred to the Washington, DC area - of a UK based multinational translation services provider offering translations in over 220 languages for industries including pharmaceuticals, finance, and marketing.
- Obtained several H-1B visas for a non-profit organization for professional Clinical Therapist positions. The non-profit is affiliated with the Oregon Institute of Technology, providing multidisciplinary behavioral health and wellness practice and offering mental health and substance abuse services.
- Obtained dozens of approvals for permanent labor certification based immigration visas for a AAA Four-Diamond-rated hotel and casino in Maryland. The client is among the top-performing commercial casinos in the United States, home to over 4,000 slot machines, 188 live-action game tables, 82 dealer-assisted electronic table games and FanDuel Sportsbook.
- Obtained an E-2 investor visa for the Chief Executive Officer of an Italian startup company providing services to enterprises purchasing industrial equipment from machinery wholesalers.
- EB-2 National Interest Waiver for Spanish physician owner of startup company provider of high-level healthcare innovation education services for the domestic and international healthcare and business sector. The endeavor was shown to contribute to the expansion of U.S. medical devices and technology and medical start-ups to markets in developing countries, as well as raise the profitability and sales of U.S.-based medical and business companies.
- EB-2 National Interest Waiver for Korean wireless communication technology expert. The case established the client as widely recognized expert in conformance and interoperability testing for 50, CV2X, and other radio communications used in connected devices and infrastructure. As a result of his expertise, his employer was able to provide services to national and international clients that then promotes key public objectives, such as transportation safety, fuel economy, environmental protection, and several others. The key finding was that this promotes the national economy by advancing technologies. making available cheaper, safer and more effective devices.
