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The son of a single mother of four children from Syracuse, New York, Matthew Gonnella focuses his practice on representing immigrants and refugees in asylum, special immigrant juvenile, crime victims (U-Visa), and human trafficking cases (T-Visa). Gonnella also represents people in family based immigration such as marriage petitions, naturalization applications, and waivers.. Attorney Gonnella graduated from Saint Anselm College in 2015 with a dual Bachelors in International Relations and Spanish and a French Minor and was a four year member of the school’s varsity cross country team. Immediately after graduating from Saint Anselm, Gonnella attended Suffolk University Law School and graduated in 2018. Gonnella was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar the same year.. Gonnella has a demonstrated track record of success representing asylum seekers, special immigrant juveniles, and victims of crimes and human trafficking having secured futures in the United States for dozens of individuals and families. Currently, he represents an individual affected by the Martha’s Vineyard migrant crisis.. Attorney Gonnella is committed to delivering the best possible advocacy for anyone trying to navigate their immigration process, whether you are facing deportation or applying for citizenship, we are here to help and guide you through the process.. Gonnella currently lives in Cambridge and is usually training for a marathon in his spare time.

I am a practicing attorney, focusing in immigration law and estate planning. I assist clients with a number of immigration matters, including green card applications for spouses and other family members, fiancé visas, citizenship petitions, and employment-based green cards and visas. I enjoy providing personalized legal services for my clients, who can reach me by cell phone at any time.I have represented clients in removal proceedings and asylum hearings in Immigration Court. I have also drafted a number of wills and trusts for clients, with particular attention paid to the taxation ramifications of bequests to . citizens.In addition to my legal practice, I have written content for a number of journals, law firms, practice manuals, newspapers, magazines and online media on both legal and non-legal topics.Specialties: asylum law, adjustment applications, business immigration, international law, real estate law, naturalization, trusts and estates, probate, legal writing

Carl Hurvich is an Attorney at Brook Law, specializing in immigration law. A graduate of Oberlin College and the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Carl distinguished himself early in his career by winning first place oralist in the Monrad G. Paulson Moot Court Competition and by actively participating in the Criminal Appeals and Civil Rights Clinic. These experiences laid the foundation for his dedication to justice and advocacy.

Arinda Brooks graduated from Southern Oregon University and Boston University School of Law. She is a member of the Massachusetts Bar and the National Organization of Social Security Claimant Representatives. She was an attorney at Landman Akashian, LLP for six years before she opened her own private practice in 2013: Brooks Law. She focuses her practice on Social Security disability and workers’ compensation and remains passionate about helping disabled people. She lives with her husband in Somerville, Massachusetts.

Albert is from Wyoming, Michigan, a very small town where his parents owned a small, family-owned Chinese restaurant. Being exposed to business very early on in his life, Albert always had an interest in business and entrepreneurship. In high school, he started forming what would later become a successful on-demand iPhone repair company, A&E Fixit.. Albert would later attend Michigan State University with a major in Political Science. He interned at the Michigan House of Representatives while co-managing A&E Fixit, which was later accepted into the MSU Hatch, a student entrepreneurship consortium in Michigan State.. Albert graduated from Michigan State University in 2017 and was later accepted to Boston College Law School as a J.D. candidate. He was excited to leave his small-town life to try studying, working and living in a big city.. Albert went on to get a J.D. from Boston College Law School in 2020. At Boston College Law School, Albert got a taste of various fields of law. He gained experience in trademark and IP law while working at a start-up developing a dating app for dog lovers, gained public interest legal experience working for Community Legal Aid and Greater Boston Legal Services while serving his Cantonese Chinese community, and clerked at the Law Offices of Robert W. Joyce in Newton, MA, gaining experience in real estate and trusts & estates law. He also briefly worked for Rackemann, Sawyer & Brewster as a legal intern in the tax department prior to the pandemic.. Before taking the bar exam, he partnered with another BC Law graduate to create , a centralized database of free legal resources and tools aimed at lawyers and law students.. After passing the bar exam on his first try during the pandemic, Albert recently joined Brooks Law as a newly minted attorney. He is currently a partner, head of Personal Injury, and COO of the firm focusing on streamlining operations and introduction of new technologies to the firm.