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Title : Immigration Business Paralegal
Location : California - San FranciscoRefer to Job # EHSU765879
Immigration Business Paralegal The candidate should have 3+ years of experience for an Associate Attorney staff position. This is a unique opportunity for an attorney to join one of the preeminent immigration law firms in the country. Will be responsible for own caseload, and will work collaboratively with partners and other associate attorneys, on a wide range of immigration cases, including deportation defense, federal court litigation, family, asylum, naturalization, and a variety of cases involving the intersection of criminal and immigration law. Cases involve representing clients before the Immigration Courts, the Board of Immigration Appeals, CIS, ICE, CBP, and the federal courts. Will work closely with other attorneys in the firm, handling affirmative applications, defensive cases in Immigration Court and legal research and writing in support of litigation and other advocacy, all in a cutting edge, diverse and complex immigration law practice. Experience in immigration law (three years or more strongly preferred). Strong legal research and writing skills required. Strong organizational skills required. Ability and interest in taking on complex and difficult immigration cases required. Spanish speaking required. Admission in a State Bar required.
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