Immigration Law is the place to go for the latest developments affecting employers doing business in the United States and accomplished individuals seeking to live and work in the United States. The blog’s editors and contributors are dedicated to providing relevant insights into and analyses of US immigration law.
Mintz Levin’s Immigration Practice provides comprehensive legal services to employers of all sizes as well as accomplished entrepreneurs, scientists, investors, and individuals. We are known for finding innovative solutions to even the most extraordinary immigration issues. We advise companies with offices throughout the world on their US immigration matters, including the implications of mergers and acquisitions and the creation of subsidiaries.
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Editors
Douglas Hauer
Doug is the Section Manager of the Immigration Practice and is based in the firm’s Boston office. His practice includes business immigration law, family-based green card sponsorship processes, EB-5 investor visa filings, and corporate immigration policy development. Doug is also experienced in assisting in-house counsel and human resources professionals with US and global immigration law and policy. He is frequently asked to resolve complex US visa and consular issues. Doug regularly speaks about immigration issues at legal organizations, universities, and industry forums. He is a member of board of trustees of the American Immigration Council.
Susan J. Cohen
Susan is founder and chair of the Immigration Practice and is based in the firm’s Boston office. She frequently speaks and writes about immigration topics for legal and immigration-related organizations. Susan contributed to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services regulations implementing the Immigration Act of 1990, the Department of Labor regulations implementing changes to H-1B visas, and the PERM labor certification regulations. She is listed in the Best Lawyers in America, International Who’s Who of Corporate Immigration Lawyers, Chambers Global Guide, and Massachusetts Super Lawyers.
Contributors
Michele D. Frangella
Michele is an Associate in the Boston office. Her practice is focused on employment-based immigration, including the processing of B, E, H, J, L, and TN non-immigrant visa petitions, outstanding researcher and extraordinary ability petitions, adjustment of status applications and labor certification applications. She received her J.D. from St. John’s University School of Law where she served as Editor-in-Chief of the New York International Law Review
Haesung Han
Haesung is an Associate in the firm and is based in the Boston office. She counsels businesses of all sizes, ranging from Fortune 500 companies to start-ups, and their employees on non-immigrant visa petitions, including H-1B, L-1, TN, and O-1. She also provides counseling on immigrant visa petitions, including PERM, Outstanding Researcher, Multinational Manager, I-140, and I-485.
Maryanne Kline
Maryanne is an Associate in the firm and is based in the Boston office. Her practice is focused on US federal immigration law dealing primarily with business-based immigration issues. She specializes in immigration-compliance issues, business reorganizations and its consequences, and immigration-related due diligence. She is experienced in development of and strategy for the US employment of foreign nationals. Maryanne previously served as co-chair of the Boston Bar Association’s Immigration Law Committee. She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
Miles Roeder
Miles is an Associate in the firm and is based in the Boston office. An immigration attorney for more than 15 years, Miles has extensive experience in all aspects of corporate immigration law and counsels employment-based clients of all sizes, ranging from publicly owned multinational corporations to newly formed enterprises in early venture-funding stages. He focuses his practice on assisting employers with their complex and routine US immigration matters, including PERM applications, nonimmigrant visas, and policy development.
