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Thad
Servi is the managing principal at Vazquez & Servi, P.C. He
is a graduate of Georgia State University College of Law, a member
of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), a former
AILA-Atlanta chapter liaison to the Executive Office For Immigration
Review (EOIR), a member of the Georgia Hispanic Bar Association,
The Atlanta Bar Association and, The State Bar of Georgia. Attorney
Servi speaks Spanish fluently and has focused his practice on
immigration law since 2000. He is married and is the father of
two bilingual children. In his spare time he enjoys outdoor
activities, spending time with his family and he is available
to discuss immigration law at community events.

Originally from the inner city in the south side of Chicago, David graduated cum laude from Mercer University School of Law in 2012. An avid enthusiast of international affairs, he has taken classes in Chinese/Legal Studies at Harvard and the China University of Political Science and Law. In 2011, he clerked for the United States Attorney's Office in Chattanooga, TN. He has published works on race relations in America, racial disparities in capital sentencing, and protecting children against parents’ extreme religious indoctrination practices. In addition to managing his solo law office, he also works extensively in real estate law. He is a member of the Professionalism Committee of the Young Lawyers Division of the Georgia State Bar and has been appointed by the State Bar President to the Georgia Bar Journal Editorial Board for a 3-year term (2014-2017).

Jama Ibrahim is a founding and co-managing partner of Ibrahim & Rao LLP. Mr. Ibrahim practices all aspects of U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law. He assists individuals and families in deportation cases, green cards applications, temporary visas and naturalization/citizenship matters. Mr. Ibrahim is an expert in asylum law and represents clients with humanitarian applications, including U and S visas, as well as applications under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Mr. Ibrahim also assists employers and corporate clients with employment based visas including H1B, H2B, L, E, P, R1 visas, as well as with employment based labor certifications and applications for permanent residence, including EB-1, EB-2 and EB-5 applications.. As an experienced litigator, Mr. Ibrahim has handled complex deportation cases representing clients from all over the world in hundreds of trials before the U.S. Immigration Court around the country, including Atlanta and Stewart County (Georgia), Charlotte (NC), New York (NY), New Orleans (LA), Memphis (TN), Cleveland and Cincinnati (OH), Miami and Orlando (FL), Los Angeles (CA), Arlington (VA), Baltimore (MD), and El Paso (TX). Mr. Ibrahim also handles appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and assists in other federal immigration matters.. Mr. Ibrahim’s background as someone who has lived in several countries and traveled around the world before legally emigrating to the U.S. from Canada makes the perfect immigration lawyer with knowledge of the immigration needs of his clients and families. Mr. Ibrahim graduated with a Bachelor's degree in History with honors from Carleton University, located in Ottawa, Canada. He then went on to attend the University of Ottawa law school and graduated with an LLB (Juris Doctor). During his law school years Mr. Ibrahim worked with the University of Ottawa Community Legal Clinic (a pro bono legal aide service) where he gained firsthand experience in client representation and court room exposure. After law school, Mr. Ibrahim moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he worked for a boutique Atlanta law firm as an associate immigration attorney following his admission to the New York State Bar. In October 2009, Mr. Ibrahim co-founded with Rathi Rao the Firm of Ibrahim & Rao LLP. Within five years Ibrahim & Rao grew from a single office to three full time offices in Atlanta, Gainesville (GA) and Greenville (SC).. Mr. Ibrahim speaks Arabic and Somali, and is currently learning Spanish. Mr. Ibrahim is admitted to the practice of law by the New York State Bar and the Supreme Court of New York. He is a long time member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), the Atlanta and Alabama AILA Chapter and the New York State Bar. He is an active participant in community activities and is regularly called on to speak on immigration issues in events organized by advocacy organizations.

Tia Smith is the founding member of Tia Smith Law (formally Daniels & Smith, LLC). Her area of expertise focuses on business and family immigration and civil litigation.  Tia's thorough and focused analysis of each stage of the legal spectrum, and valuable insight into difficult multifaceted matters and complex cases has resulted in solid client relationships and superior work product, qualities that serve as the bedrock of Tia Smith Law.. Tia's immigration practice focuses on a variety of employment based and family based matters. She has extensive experience representing large corporations including domestic and international companies in the various fields of education, engineering, information technology, and international religious organizations. She works hand in hand with clients ensuring that global mobility and expansion objectives are compliant with federal immigration regulations.  Tia also successfully represents individuals in federal proceedings in front of the U.S. Department of Labor, Department of Homeland Security, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, and Board of Immigration Appeals.. In addition to her immigration practice, Tia provides day to day counsel to clients regarding their estate planning needs.

Born and raised in Santa Cruz, California, Peter has always been committed to social justice.  In his immigration practice he is most interested in deportation defense and representing people in ICE detention. Peter now lives in Decatur, GA with his wife and three children.. Peter is a graduate of Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT.. Between college and law school Peter spent a year in Guatemala. He worked for the Human Rights Ombudsman's office in Quetzaltenango (La Procuraduria de los Derechos Humanos) and later La Defensoria Maya in Santa Cruz del Quiche.. While at Georgetown University Law Center Peter successfully represented a Falun Gong practitioner from China in an asylum case. His partner on that case, Ms. Robyn Painter, is now his wife. At the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project Peter worked under the supervision of Ms. Holly Cooper. There he successfully represented an unaccompanied minor held in INS detention in his asylum case. The client was from Honduras and sought asylum as a member of the particular social group street children. Peter also spent a summer in San Jose Costa Rica at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.. After law school, Peter spent over three years a criminal public defender defending adults in misdemeanor and felony cases.. Most recently, with MALDEF, Peter was a lobbyist at the state capitol.. Peter is an enthusiast of live theater, a fan of the SF 49ers, SF Giants, Seattle Seahawks, Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays. Thanks to his wife, he is increasingly a fan of eating and cooking good food.

Brazilian citizen by birth and American citizen by choice, I am licensed to practice law in Brazil and in the United States. I currently practice 100% immigration, and my office is located in midtown Atlanta. It would be my pleasure to talk to you about your case and have the opportunity to help you in your legal matters.

Hassan Elkhalil, born in Beirut, Lebanon, has lived, worked and traveled in many countries.  Hassan’s education includes degrees in B .A. in Political Science from the University of Tennessee; Juris Doctor from John Marshall Law School, and LL.M. in Alternative Dispute Resolution from the University of Missouri, Columbia school of law.  In the last few years, he negotiated and worked with people from over 100 countries.  He speaks fluent Arabic and is studying Spanish.  Hassan has coached many individuals on cross cultural business practices. He has provided acclaimed training and consulting to companies in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas. Hassan has been practicing law for the last Fourteen years with a background in Business Consulting.  His practice is focused on small to medium size businesses in Atlanta, Georgia and around the world.  He acted as an outside counsel/consultant for many local, national and international companies.  Hassan is a hard working individual, leader, problem solver, positively relate with people from diverse backgrounds. Hassan has sound decision making skills; public relation and interpersonal talent; superior communication; enthusiastic and positive.  The highlight of Hassan’s practice has been preventive cross-cultural conflicts.. Hassan Elkhalil is a member of the Georgia Bar and is admitted to practice in the State Courts of Georgia, the U.S. District Court and the Northern District of Georgia. Additionally, Mr. Elkhalil is a member of the American Bar Association and the American Immigration Lawyers Association.. Hassan Elkhalil is fluent in Arabic. He is active in the community and participates in a variety of community, cultural, and civil rights organizations.

Attorney Moreno works out of Atlanta, Georgia but handles immigration cases throughout the U.S.

Kamala W. Sessoms, Esq., a founding partner in Sessoms Law Group, LLC , a firm which is diverse in cultural background, education and professional experience.. Sessoms Law Group LLC, is a boutique law firm focusing on immigration, criminal law and personal injury.  Ms. Kamala Sessoms focues her practice on deportation and removal defense, family immigration and criminal defense.  Ms. Sessoms is diligent with her work and  she strives on providing her immigration clients with the best legal defense to help them remain in the United States. Ms. Sessoms has successfully tried and helped numerous client's to remain in the United States after being faced with the possibility of removal for criminal offenses. Ms. Sessoms is also an experienced DUI/Drug attorney who has successfully represented hundreds of clients charged with DUI or drug charges.. Ms. Kamala Sessoms has recently been selected for inclusion in the 2012 edition of The Latino American Who’s Who. Ms. Kamala Sessoms is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys.. While in law school, Ms. Sessoms served as Chair of the Diversity Committee of the Student Bar Association and President of the Black Law Student Association (BLSA).  She also participated in the highly selective Geoffrey Fieger Trial Practice Program at MSU College of Law and worked at the Commission of Civil Rights in Washington, D.C. while in law school.. Ms. Sessoms is a graduate of Oberlin College where she was a Presidential Science Scholar and Michigan State University College of Law.

Emily Davis is an attorney at Ross & Pines, LLC in Atlanta, GA. Ms. Davis' practice focuses on removal defense and family-based petitions. She regularly appears before EOIR and USCIS, and has represented individuals in ICE detention facilities across the United States. Ms. Davis received her Juris Doctor degree from Emory University, where she served as the president of the Emory Immigration Law Society. Prior to joining Ross & Pines, Ms. Davis clerked for the Department of Justice, Atlanta Immigration Court. She currently serves on the GA/AL AILA EOIR Committee.

"Ms. Ghalib turned out not just to be a great lawyer but a great listener as well. She understood that in Immigration, sometimes just calming our fears was as important as dealing with USCIS.. Hiba also felt very welcoming in discussing our case with us, while also giving us insights into the USCIS process. We never got the sense that we were 'bothering her', rather that we were a team." -client review. Immigration Attorney based in Atlanta, Georgia with experience handling all aspects of Immigration Law, including complex family, business (EB1, EB2 NIW, etc), investor visas (EB-5 and E-2 visas), asylum and removal defense. Representing clients world-wide.

I have been an attorney for 28 years and practiced both criminal and civil law before settling in to immigration and naturalization law practice in 2000.  I have experience in most kinds of immigration cases and problems and I will provide you my best professional efforts to make your case a success.  I have handled over 500 cases since I started my private practice in 2001.

Ms. Nations was born and raised in Alaska.  She speaks Spanish and Portuguese fluently and previously worked as a court interpreter.  Ms. Nations has worked with various important immigration firms in Miami, Florida and now has her practice in Anchorage, Alaska. Her interest in women's rights is reflected in her practice and she is a zealous advocate for her clients in the areas of immigration and family law.

Rebecca Maxey was born and raised in Alaska, and holds an LLB from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, and an LLM from Boston University School of Law where she completed course and clinical work at Harvard Law School.  Since returning to Alaska, she has worked in the field of immigration and asylum law beginning in 1997 as a law clerk, before becoming an attorney and founding her own firm in September 2001.  Through her law practice, Ms. Maxey has mentored numerous students from local high schools, the University of Alaska, and several law schools as they have learned invaluable skills as budding professionals and future attorneys.  She is a contributor to Law of Asylum in the United States, the major asylum law treatise used by Immigration Judges, Asylum Officers, and attorneys as a comprehensive resource for up to date guidance on asylum law and practice.  In her spare time, she travels widely, enjoys gourmet cooking and gardening, sings with the Anchorage Concert Chorus and keeps a yoga mat in her office.

David N. Soloway is a principal in Kennedy, Nalepa & Soloway, P.C.  He is a graduate of Duke University ('79) and Emory University School of Law ('82).  His immigration law experience includes arguing Ardestani v. INS before the United States Supreme Court in 1991, a case of national importance addressing the applicability of the Equal Access to Justice Act to certain types of immigration cases.  He is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and Federal District Court (N. Ga.) in addition to the Immigration Court, Board of Immigration Appeals and State and Superior Courts. After serving as Chair of the Liaison Committee for the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) Georgia-Alabama Chapter and the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, he was elected to multiple Executive Committee positions, eventually including Chair, of the Chapter.