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Narrow on purpose.
Generalist immigration firms spread attention across case types they only handle occasionally. We both sat on the other side of that. Priya in-house at a fintech, Marcus inside a large firm's immigration group, and built this practice so an H-1B or an O-1 is never the matter they also do.
Priya Anand
J.D., Fordham Law · Admitted NY & CA
11 years in employment-based immigration
O-1 and EB-1 for research and technical talent
Priya spent a decade watching strong O-1 and EB-1 cases stall because they sat in the same queue as everything else a generalist firm takes. She built the practice around evidence-heavy petitions where the record, not the pitch, does the work.
Previously in-house immigration counsel at a mid-size fintech.
Marcus Webb
J.D., UC Berkeley School of Law · Admitted CA
8 years in immigration
"HR should never have to chase counsel for a status they will relay to a VP."
H-1B and EB-2 NIW
Marcus came out of a large firm that treated immigration as one more practice group.
Previously at a large general-practice firm's immigration group.