Success Stories
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Most difficult cases are always a welcome challenge for us.
That's why we accept difficult and complex immigration litigation cases.
The rate of success is of paramount importance to us as well as it is to our clients.
Our success rate is very high due to our in-depth understanding of the cases, legal research, and analysis.
However, we are proud to share our successes with you.
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Case 1
Iqbal v. Bryson , 604 F.Supp.2d 822, 826 (E.D. Va. 2009)(holding that a New York Pretrial Diversion Agreement under which an alien had accepted responsibility—but had made "no other reference to the facts underlying the charges"—was not a "conviction").
This case drew a line regarding the interpretation of “conviction” for immigration purposes. A non-US citizen who was placed by a NY State court into a pretrial diversion program, was deemed not convicted for immigration purposes, when he accepted responsibility, but no other underlaying facts were admitted.
Case 2
Narine v. Holder, 559 F.3d 246, 248 n.1 (4th Cir. 2009).“An alien's waiver of his appellate rights must be ‘knowingly and intelligently made.’For an alien in immigration court to waive his appeal rights, his renunciation must be knowing and intelligently made.