Business Immigration Attorney

The practice

Cases you will handle

Your primary work will include EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, EB-3, E-2, and L-1 cases. Depending on the firm's workload, you may also handle adjustment of status (I-485), consular processing, and naturalization matters.

The work

The work and the opportunity

You’ll work on a varied mix of business immigration cases for clients across different industries, from artists and entrepreneurs to technology professionals and scientists. You’ll have room to exercise your own legal judgment while working closely with two former USCIS officers and learning from their experience.

• Develop case strategy and guide paralegals through case preparation.
• Draft legal briefs and arguments, and review petitions, applications, and supporting evidence before filing.
• Work directly with clients, monitor case progress, and keep matters moving.
• Research complex legal questions as they arise and collaborate with the team on the best approach.
• Learn how the founders assess evidence, identify potential concerns, and build cases, while contributing your own ideas and judgment.

What you can expect

Learn while doing work that matters

You will work with Ekaterina and Elena, two former USCIS officers who now advocate for clients. You will learn their approach through real cases while contributing your own ideas and judgment.

What you bring

Requirements

• Admitted to practice law and in good standing in any U.S. jurisdiction.
• Russian language skills are a plus, not required.
• Prior USCIS experience is strongly preferred.
• Open to a junior attorney eager to keep learning or a senior attorney ready to handle the caseload.
• Available during the team's core hours, with a private, secure workspace for confidential client information.

How we work together

You may thrive here if

• You handle each case carefully without losing sight of the client's life behind it.
• You work as a team with paralegals and correct issues without insisting on doing everything alone.
• You think independently, stay curious, and keep learning with the team.