Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi PC
Roseland, NJ
A regional firm of more than 200 attorneys with offices in Roseland and New York.
Real EstateMunicipal & Land UseLitigation+10
Essex County
Immigration Lawyers in Roseland, NJ
2 firms have an office in Roseland, Essex County. These firms list immigration.
Firms with offices in Roseland
Connell Foley LLP
Roseland, NJ
Founded in 1938, with strong commercial litigation and insurance coverage practices.
LitigationBusiness & CorporateReal Estate+10
Other firms in Essex County
Apsan Law Offices LLC
Newark, NJ
Deportation defense, citizenship, waivers and DACA.
ImmigrationFamily LawBankruptcy
Harlan York & Associates
Newark, NJ
Immigration law for about 25 years: green cards, deportation defense, marriage cases and citizenship.
Immigration
McCarter & English, LLP
Newark, NJ
One of the oldest and largest firms based in New Jersey, with more than 400 lawyers along the East Coast.
Business & CorporateLitigationIntellectual Property+10
Tesoroni & Leroy
Newark, NJ
Immigration attorneys who are former immigration officials, handling family visas, removal defense and employment visas.
Immigration
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