An attorney who focuses exclusively on U.S. immigration laws. Companies and institutions are welcome to send foreign nationals for temporary and permanent positions. Individuals can also file self-petitions and applications for relatives. A Massachusetts Bar member, I currently sit on the State Legislative Relations Committee of AILA's New England Chapter and the Membership Committee of AILA’s Rome District Chapter. My J.D. was earned at Boston College Law School in 2014. I received my J.D. from Boston College Law School (cum laude) in 2014. My semester in practice was with an international immigration law firm in Frankfurt. I also represented people in immigration court via the school's clinic. My five-year career in Boston was spent after I graduated. My clients were renowned academic institutions as well as small- and medium-sized businesses in IT and biotech, regional financial institutions and a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer. I also represented entrepreneurs and artists. In addition to this, I also represented people who were seeking protection from removal at immigration court on a free basis. These include foreign nationals of El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Cameroon. Originating from Leicestershire, UK, I moved to the United States via Berlin, Germany. There, I worked for three years at a nongovernmental organization that focuses on cultural and international exchange. Before I studied law, my education included a Bachelor's Degree in German from the University of Exeter and a Master's Degree in International Relations at Birmingham. Both were earned in the UK. My hobbies outside of work include traveling with my family and soccer.