Do you need an expert witness in an immigration law case? If so, I may be able to help. As an immigration attorney in Boston, I may be able to show up for proceedings in-person in the Boston area. If you are in another area, I may be able to provide my testimony remotely. In either case, there is a good chance that I can help you settle the dispute in your immigration case.
It’s relatively rare, but any immigration case can be sidetracked by a dispute. These may include:
- disputes between immigration attorneys and their clients
- disputes between attorneys or law firms
- disputes between petitioners and family-member sponsors or spouses
- disputes between petitioners and employers
The natures of those disputes vary, of course, but they tend to boil down to whether one party did not do what it was supposed to do.
Here are some examples of immigration-law problems I can provide testimony on:
1. Possible fraud on the part of a petitioner or sponsor.
2. Possible mistakes, failures to meet deadlines, or failures to meet eligibility criteria, on the part of a petitioner or sponsor.
3. Whether attorneys completed paperwork properly and fulfilled their obligations to their clients.
4. Whether the USCIS met its obligations in processing an application, requesting evidence, interviewing a petitioner, etc.
Even if you’re not the petitioner or sponsor, you can expect the same level of service and expertise I give my clients as they establish their lives in the US.
Whatever your dispute seems to require, if it involves immigration law and you would like an expert witness who is a practicing immigration attorney in Boston, please contact my office.