Would your news coverage, article, blog post, podcast, program, or conference be better with legal commentary from a practicing immigration attorney in Boston?
If so, I can help. Whether you want a quick take on a recent event or in-depth discussion on an immigration-related topic, I can add some legal color commentary to your coverage or other piece of journalism. I can be brief or detailed. I can contribute in English or in Spanish.
Attorneys aren’t exactly in short supply, so it’s possible you already have a source of soundbites and quotes. But it’s also possible that you’re looking for a very specific “angle.” As an American, a Bostonian, the daughter of immigrants, a Latina, one who spent significant time in Puerto Rico, a business owner, and an immigration attorney who opened a practice in this decade (the ‘20s), I may have a different perch from other attorneys’. That may be irrelevant to most stories, or it may be just what you’re looking for.
Any medium works for me. Whether it’s a phone or Zoom call, an email, or an in-person interview here in Boston, I can provide commentary or analysis, and can do so on reasonably short notice.
In case you are looking for examples:
→ TPS expiration threatens Haitian families
→ Venezuelan immigrants and the Maduro regime (EN / ES)
→ Navigating the immigration process (article, EN / ES)
→ Changes under the 2nd Trump administration (article, EN / ES)
→ Bruno’s Court, the podcast of the Brown University Law Review
→ Above the Law, on marketing a law firm
→ New Bedford Light, on TPS extension relief
→ Massachusetts Bar Association, article series
→ Her Campus, longer-form Q&A
→ Grito de Yara award, remarks at Boston City Hall
You can also check out the videos on my YouTube channel if you’d like to hear my voice in a solo setting.
You can contact me, Boston immigration attorney Giselle M. Rodriguez, and I would be glad to contribute to your coverage or piece, whether it is in English or in Spanish. You can email me at giselle@gmrodriguezlaw.com or call 617-410-3762. You can also connect with me on social media (links below).
NOTE: contributing to your coverage or story does not constitute legal advice, and our discussion does not establish an attorney-client relationship.
NOTE: I’m also available to speak at events. Though I spend 99% of my time working with clients, I have spoken at a few conferences so far, including at the Massachusetts Bar Association and a LawPay event in Austin. Please let me know if you think my background (described above) would complement your event.
