Our Practice Areas

Call the police at the time of the accident, then seek treatment right away: go to the hospital, a doctor's office, or physical therapy, even if you feel fine, so a doctor can check for injuries that are not obvious. Call a lawyer immediately after seeking treatment. The two most common mistakes we see are waiting too long to start legal action and not starting treatment, and both can hurt your case.

The evidence that matters most is the police report, pictures of your injuries and of the damage to the vehicles, any footage of the accident, and your medical records. If you have these documents, bring them to your first consultation; if you do not have them on hand, contact us anyway and we will guide you.

Never accept it. Insurance companies reach out early and offer as little as possible so that you do not move forward with a claim. Before you sign or accept anything, let us review the offer and corroborate your injuries.

You can seek compensation for the bodily injuries you sustained in that motor-vehicle accident. To determine what your case is worth, we analyze your injuries, how serious they are, how they could affect you in the future, and the collateral losses the accident caused.

Every case is different, and some have no set time frame. Some cases take up to 8 months, others 1 to 2 years, and some up to 3 years, depending on how serious your injuries are: for example, some people recover with physical therapy, while others need surgery or injections.

You pay nothing at the start of your case, and we charge you only if we win. Our firm is fully dedicated to obtaining fair compensation for you: we thoroughly investigate each case, gather strong evidence, negotiate aggressively with the insurance companies, and, when necessary, take the case to court to protect your rights and pursue the maximum compensation available. Throughout the process you have direct access to your attorney, and we keep you informed by call, text, email, or WhatsApp.

We prepare family petitions (Form I-130) so that citizens and permanent residents can petition for their family members, as well as applications for adjustment of status and permanent residence. For those who already meet the requirements, we handle naturalization (Form N-400) and explain each step of the process so you know what to expect.

We also handle DACA and TPS renewals, work permits, travel documents, waivers, removal of conditions on residence, and green card renewals. We know how stressful it is to face an immigration process, which is why we offer clear, honest guidance in your language at every stage of the case.

Our immigration services include family petitions (I-130), adjustment of status (I-485), DACA (I-821D), TPS renewals (I-821), work permits (I-765), travel documents (I-131), waivers (I-601, I-601A, and I-212), removal of conditions on residence (I-751), NACARA (I-881), green card renewal (I-90), citizenship (N-400), certificates of citizenship (N-600), visa extensions (I-539), and FOIA requests for immigration records (G-639). Whatever your matter, a designated member of our team follows your case, so it always has a clear owner.

At your first consultation we give you a checklist of the documents your case requires and explain the process step by step, so you know exactly what to expect. Bring every document related to your matter: the most common mistakes clients make are not disclosing important information and not bringing the requested documents, and both cause delays. Getting legal advice before filing helps make sure the right documents are sent from the start.

If you are afraid to start an immigration process, know that the first step is simply seeking legal advice to understand your options. Once you know where you stand, fear can turn into a plan.