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Skills
Attorneyunmatched
Business Developmentunmatched
Case Managementunmatched
Corporate Lawunmatched
Government Relationsunmatched
Healthcareunmatched
Immigration Lawunmatched
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Legal Documentsunmatched
Legal Researchunmatched
Litigationunmatched
Strategic Planningunmatched
Support Documentationunmatched
Writing Skillsunmatched
Description
Our client is a prestigious AmLaw 200 law firm with a national footprint, recognized for its excellence in complex litigation, corporate law, and government relations. Their Immigration Practice Group is highly regarded for handling high-value matters for diverse industries, particularly within the healthcare and technology sectors. Joining this firm offers the sophisticated work of a global practice with the collaborative culture of a tight-knit regional office.
The Role
We are seeking an ambitious Immigration Associate to join our client's Labor, Employment, Benefits, & Immigration Section in Tampa. This is a high-impact role designed for an attorney who thrives on client contact and wants to manage a diverse, sophisticated caseload with a high degree of autonomy.
Key Responsibilities
Case Management: Lead the end-to-end lifecycle of diverse immigration matters, including non-immigrant visas (H-1B, O-1, P-1, E-2, L-1A/B) and employment-based green card processes (NIW, EB-1, PERM).
Strategic Drafting: Prepare high-level legal documents, including support letters, RFE responses, NOIDs, and Audit responses.
Advocacy & Counsel: Represent clients in interviews and proceedings; provide accurate, research-backed advice on evolving immigration laws and I-9 compliance.
Collaboration: Work alongside shareholders and paralegals on complex, multi-layered immigration projects while contributing to the firm's broader business development and networking efforts.
Innovation: Contribute to case strategy by employing creative problem-solving skills for unique immigration challenges.
Qualifications
Experience: Proven track record in Employment-based immigration (temporary visas and permanent residence) is required.
Education: Strong academic credentials and exceptional legal research/writing skills.
Licensure: Admittance to the Florida Bar is preferred, but candidates licensed in other U.S. jurisdictions will be considered.
Industry Knowledge: Experience with immigration petitions within the healthcare industry is a significant plus.
Traits: Ability to take ownership of cases with limited supervision and a commitment to maintaining the highest ethical standards.