Law Office of Brian Green

Focusing on Immigration Law & Immigration Malpractice

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IMMIGRATION LITIGATION

Admin. Procedure Act Lawsuits (for delayed or denied cases)
Writ of Mandamus lawsuits (for delayed cases)
Habeas Corpus lawsuits (challenging immigration detention)
Delayed naturalization (N-400) applications with or without an N-400 interview
Incorrect denials of naturalization (N-400) applications
Denaturalization defense (revocation of U.S. citizenship, usually related to naturalization fraud) in both civil and criminal denaturalization cases
Lawsuits against USCIS
Lawsuits against DHS/ICE/CBP
Lawsuits against the State Department/Embassies/ Consulates

LEGAL MALPRACTICE LITIGATION

Lawsuits against U.S. lawyers who have committed immigration law malpractice
Lawsuits against U.S.-based technology companies who provide immigration law forms, assistance, and/or legal advice
Lawsuits against U.S.-based non-attorneys (paralegals, "notarios", and fraudsters) who illegally give U.S. immigration law advice
Lawsuits against U.S.-based employers who have incorrectly filed immigration petitions or applications or given incorrect immigration law advice to employees or prospective employees

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VISION

Federal court can be stressful for both clients and attorneys. Federal court litigation is a powerful tool that can, and should, be used to correct errors made by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) as well as by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its sub-agency, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). While no one wants to have to go to federal court, it is less daunting when you take an experienced guide with you along the way.

Whether you are an out-of-state attorney looking for co-counsel, or an individual or employer looking to protect yourself, your family, or your employee, I am ready to help guide you and protect your rights.

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