Client-Facing Business Immigration Attorney
newfrontierimmigrationlawDallas (TX)
Client-Facing Business Immigration Attorney
Posted 2 days ago
newfrontierimmigrationlawDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
New Frontier Immigration Law in Phoenix, AZ seeks an experienced Business Immigration Attorney to lead client engagements and strategy for L-1, EB petitions and green cards. The role emphasizes building a consulting-focused practice with international entrepreneurs and executives, and may require traveling to Phoenix for interviews. You will run high-value consultations, develop strategies, nurture client and referral relationships, and represent the firm at international events, while growing
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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