What Every New Immigration Lawyer Should Know

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If you’re new to immigration law and currently struggling to establish your law practice, rest assured: you’re not alone. Virtually every other immigration lawyer out there, no matter how long they’ve been practicing, has gone through the same thing at some point. Panelists will share wisdom from years of practice and experiences as once-fledgling lawyers, provide expert guidance to help build your confidence and grow your practice, and offer up tricks of the trade to help turn you into a rock star immigration attorney.

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Karol Brown (DL)

Bellevue, WA

Meghan Covino

Detroit, MI

Julianne C. Sharp

Detroit, MI

George N. Miller

Charlotte, NC

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