Description:

We are currently seeking a motivated and experienced Associate Attorney to join our team. The Associate Attorney will be responsible for managing a portfolio of client cases, providing high-quality legal representation, and ensuring compliance with immigration laws and regulations.

The Associate Attorney is accountable for conducting day to day work on client cases. Responsibilities include:

Client interactions and representation

Conduct intake of cases, consult with clients to understand details and merits of each case
Proactively communicate with clients and keep them informed regarding case processing and procedural issues
Represent clients at meetings, on calls, in emails, etc.

Research and analysis

Conduct research using legislation, case law, and other legal texts as sources to decide on appropriate action and recommendations
Analyze and summarize complicated legal documents and suggesting alterations as needed

File preparation and submission

Request and review data and information from clients in an organized, complete, and timely manner
Ensure data obtained from clients remains confidential and is stored securely
Prepare business immigration memorandum
Write/review contracts
Manage trademarks
Conduct quality reviews of petition packages and other correspondence to ensure data accuracy, completeness, and compliance

Project management

Oversee the work of interns, law clerks, and/or paralegals to complete cases under the supervision of the lead attorney - US
Update and manage status reports
Keep lead attorney - US informed of case progress, issues, and risks
Capture hours spent on each case
Build and maintain depth of understanding of immigration types (e.g., H1B, E2, PERM, AOS, Family), application process, emerging trends, and updates to immigration law
Encourage a best in class organizational culture where teammates and peers feel valued, celebrated, and engaged

Qualifications and Education Requirements:

Juris Doctorate from an accredited U.S. law school
Active license to practice law in the state of Florida
0-3 years' experience practicing law; prior experience as a Legal Intern or Law Clerk for an immigration practice preferred
Bilingual English/Spanish a plus
Advanced in MS Office (excel, PPT, Outlook) and legal software