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Represent detained and non-detained clients in immigration proceedings, prepare removal defense and family-based applications, develop case strategies, conduct consultations and facility intakes, manage caseloads, prepare legal briefs, and advise clients regarding immigration benefits. The attorney will collaborate with legal teams and engage with courts, USCIS, law enforcement, prosecutors, and community organizations.

Represent criminal defense clients by managing caseloads, advising on legal rights and case strategy, attending hearings and trials, drafting motions, conducting legal research, interviewing witnesses, gathering evidence, and preparing clients for depositions. The attorney will handle complex federal, state, and local criminal matters while collaborating with the firm’s defense team.

Represent detained and non-detained individuals in immigration removal proceedings before Immigration Courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals. Manage caseloads, conduct client intakes and consultations, prepare immigration applications and legal briefs, develop case strategies, prepare clients and witnesses for testimony, and collaborate with attorneys, legal assistants, law enforcement, and community organizations. This hybrid role requires in-person court appearances and detention-center visits.

The Settlement Negotiator manages pre-litigation personal injury claims, reviews case evidence, evaluates damages and liability, develops settlement strategies, negotiates with insurers and opposing counsel, counters offers, resolves settlement issues, and obtains expert reports to maximize client compensation.

Represent injured workers throughout California in workers’ compensation claims, including client interviews, documentation gathering, settlement negotiations, hearings, and collaboration with medical professionals and other stakeholders.

Represent detained and non-detained clients in immigration removal proceedings before EOIR, USCIS, and the Board of Immigration Appeals. Prepare defensive applications, USCIS filings, legal briefs, and case strategies. Meet with clients, manage caseloads, oversee paralegals, and collaborate with immigration attorneys and legal staff. The hybrid role requires in-person court appearances and offers training for attorneys without prior experience.

Represent clients in immigration matters involving Mandamus actions, APA lawsuits, removal proceedings, family-based petitions, humanitarian applications, and USCIS cases. Manage a high-volume caseload, conduct client consultations and detained-client intakes, prepare legal briefs and applications, develop litigation strategies, and represent clients before federal courts, Immigration Court, the BIA, and USCIS.

Represent clients in immigration court proceedings, bond hearings, removal matters, and USCIS interviews. Prepare and review case documents, coordinate with legal teams, manage appearances and scheduling, communicate with clients, and report hearing outcomes. The role requires an active state bar license, immigration law experience, strong advocacy and writing skills, and reliable travel to local courts and appointments.

Handle post-conviction relief and criminal defense matters, including motions, hearings, arraignments, pleas, sentencing, client advising, legal research, and case analysis. Manage an individual caseload, draft legal documents, appear in court, interview clients, and collaborate with attorneys and legal assistants. Immigration law experience is desirable, while bilingual English-Spanish ability is preferred.

Represent criminal defense clients by managing caseloads, advising clients, attending hearings and trials, drafting motions, conducting legal research, interviewing witnesses, gathering evidence, and developing case strategies. The attorney will handle complex criminal matters at federal, state, and local levels while collaborating with attorneys and legal assistants and maintaining strong client service.