The Florida Bar Continuing Legal Education Committee, the American Immigration
Lawyers Association (AILA), South Florida Chapter and The Florida Bar
International Law Section present the
2 8 T H A N N U A L
IMMIGRATION LAW
UPDATE
HYATT REGENCY DOWNTOWN
400 S.E. Second Avenue
Miami, Florida
23, 2007
February 22 - 24, 2007
0399R
SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2007 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2007
7:45 a.m. – 8:15 a.m. 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Late Registration and Continental Breakfast Morning Session Track I and Track II
8:15 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Break: 10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
Opening Remarks TRACK I—BUSINESS AND FAMILY TRACK
Lourdes Martinez-Esquivel, Esq., Chapter Chair, S. Fla. Chapter of American
Immigration Lawyers Association (“AILA”), Coral Gables 9:00 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Putting What You Learn To Use In Real Life: Dealing With The
8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Difficult Cases
Winning Strategies for L’s and E’s Moderator: Eugenio Hernandez, Esq., Miami
Moderator: Jack Finkelman, Esq., Miami H. Ron Klasko, Esq., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jeffrey Bernstein, Esq., Miami Tammy Fox-Isicoff, Esq., Miami
Efren Hernandez, Esq., Chief, Business and Trade Services Branch, Service
Center Operations, Washington, D.C. TRACK II—ENFORCEMENT TRACK
Oscar Levin, Esq., Miami 9:00 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.
Business Immigration Law for the Court Practitioner
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Moderator: Jeffrey A. Devore, Esq., Palm Beach Gardens
Dancing your way Around the H-1B Shortage David Berger, Esq., Miami
Moderator: Naomi Schorr, Esq., Special Counsel, Kramer Levin Naftalis &
Frankel LLP, New York, New York 9:45 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Dinesh Shenoy, Esq., Minneapolis, Minnesota Developments in Asylum and CAT
Efren Hernandez, Esq., Washington, D.C. Moderator: Lourdes Martinez-Esquivel, Esq., Coral Gables
Stephen Knight, Esq., San Francisco, CALIFORNIA
10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Break Randy McGrorty, Esq., Miami
10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. 10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Break
Moving Up the EB Ladder with Labor Certification
Moderator: Jeannette Mirabal, Esq., Miami 10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
H. Ronald Klasko, Esq., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Contesting Removability and Applying for Waivers
Efren Hernandez, Esq., Washington, D.C. Moderator: Stuart Karden, Esq., Palm Beach Gardens
Antonio Revilla, III., Esq., Miami
11:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Alex Solomiany, Esq., Miami
President’s Luncheon (included in registration fee) sponsored by
LawLogix 11:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Linda Swacina, District Director USCIS, Miami Q&A
Federal Law Update 12:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.
Ira Kurzban, Esq., Miami Luncheon (included in registration fee) sponsored by Mellon Bank
Dr. Emilio Gonzalez, Director, USCIS, Miami
1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Developments in Adjustment and Consular Processing Hot Topics Update
Moderator: Michael Shane, Esq., Miami Awards
David Berger, Esq., Miami
Bruce Marmar, Special Assistant to the District Director, USCIS, Miami 1:45 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.
Oscar Levin, Esq., Miami BIA and Federal Court Update: Strategies for Dealing with Bad
Precedent-Business and Enforcement
2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Moderator: John Pratt, Esq., Miami
Coping With Enhanced Employer Enforcement Hon. Earle B. Wilson, Immigration Judge, Miami
Moderator: Dawn Lurie, Esq., McLean Virginia Lucas Guttentag, Esq., San Francisco, California
Timothy Murphy, Esq., Miami Leon Fresco, Esq., Miami
Luis A. Cordero, Esq., Miami
2:45 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.
3:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Break Impact of Real ID on our Practices
Lucas Guttentag, Esq., San Francisco, California
3:45 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Dealing with ONET Zones 3:15 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Break
Moderator: Larry Rifkin, Esq., Miami
Geoff Forney, Esq., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Romy Kapoor, Esq., Atlanta, Georgia Federal Court Redress for Adjudication Delays
Moderator: Rebecca Sharpless, Esq., Miami
4:15 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. Linda Osberg-Braun, Esq., Miami
PERM and Backlog Processing-Where are We Now?
Moderator: Ron Klasko, Esq., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Geoff Forney, Esq. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dealing with the Impact of Crimes on your Client
Romy Kapoor, Esq., Atlanta, Georgia Moderator: Mary Kramer, Esq., Miami
Anis Saleh, Esq., Miami Rebecca Sharpless, Esq., Miami
Hon. Denise Slavin, Immigration Judge, Miami
5:15 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Reception – Talk to the Experts SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2007
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
MOCK HEARING
Mary Kramer, Esq., Miami, Respondent’s counsel
CLE CREDIT Stuart Karden, Esq., Palm Beach Gardens, Respondent’s co-counsel
Jeannette Mirabal, Esq., Miami, foreign national
Stephen Knight, Esq., San Francisco, California
CLER PROGRAM CERTIFICATION PROGRAM Hon. Rex Ford, Immigration Judge, Miami
(Maximum Credit: 21.0 hours) (Maximum Credit: 21.0 hours) Hon. J. Daniel Dowell, Immigration Judge, Miami
General: 21.0 hours Business Litigation: 16.0 hours Jill Swartz, Esq., DHS counsel, Miami
Ethics: 4.0 hours Immigration & Nationality: 21.0 hours Lori Tashman, Esq., DHS counsel, Miami
International Law: 21.0 hours Lourdes Martinez-Esquivel, Esq., Miami, commentator
Labor and Employment Law: 16.0 hours Rebecca Sharpless, Esq., Miami, commentator
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INTERNATIONAL LAW SECTION
AND SOUTH FLORIDA CHAPTER DAVID S. BERGER is a partner in the firm Bernstein & Berger, P.A. and is board certified in immigration and
OF AILA nationality law. Mr. Berger is a 1977 graduate of the University of Miami Law School and has been a member
Francesca Russo-DiStaulo, Miami of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) since 1978. He is a former chair of the AILA South
Chair, ILS Florida Chapter, co-edited the May 1992 Florida Bar Journal issue on immigration law and served as a member
of The Florida Bar Certification Committee on Immigration and Nationality Law from 1995 until 1998. Since
Edward H. Davis Jr., Miami 1997, Mr. Berger has been included in the biennial publication, The Best Lawyers in America, the preeminent
Chair-elect, ILS referral guide to the legal profession in the United States, as among the best practitioners in America in the
field of immigration and nationality law. In 2005, Mr. Berger received AILA’s Adalsinda Lomangino award for
Michael A. Tessitore, Orlando outstanding contribution to the field of immigration law in recognition of his successful pro bono litigation in
CLE Chair, ILS Antipova v. Ashcroft, 392 F.3d 1259 (11th Cir. 2004) and his representation of ethnic and religious minority
groups from the Former Soviet Union in asylum cases before the Immigration Courts and the Board of Im-
Lourdes Martinez-Esquivel, Coral Gables migration Appeals. Mr. Berger has served as a faculty member at annual AILA conferences and has lectured
Chapter Chair, S. Fla. AILA and authored for CLE programs of The Florida Bar for the past twenty-two years.
JEFFREY A. BERNSTEIN is a partner in the law firm of Bernstein & Berger, P.A. He received his J.D. degree
CLE COMMITTEE (cum laude) from the University of Miami and his B.A. degree from Syracuse University. He is the Treasurer of
the South Florida Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and has served in this capacity
Virginia Tanner-Otts for numerous years. Mr. Bernstein has been a frequent author and lecturer on the subject of Immigration and
Chair Naturalization Law for CLE programs sponsored by The Florida Bar.
Michael A. Tartaglia, Director LUIS CORDERO has practiced immigration law exclusively since his admission to the bar. In 2006, after many
Programs Division years as a partner in a multinational firm, he established his own firm, Cordero & Associates, offering services
in the area of immigration, nationality and consular law. The firm deals with all aspects of business immigration
and executive transfer, with an emphasis on serving professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, entertainers and
FACULTY & STEERING COMMITTEE artists. Mr. Cordero has personally represented hundreds of clients at U.S. Embassies and Consulates abroad,
Scott Devore, Esq., Palm Beach Gardens as well as before the U.S. Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services (formerly the Immigration and Natu-
Program Coordinator ralization Service), the U.S. Department of State, and the U.S. Department of Labor. He has litigation experience
in deportation, exclusion and removal hearings as well as in employer sanctions cases, representing clients
Tammy Fox-Isicoff, Esq., Miami before the Immigration Courts and Administrative Law Judges. Additional areas of experience include criminal
Program Coordinator and family matters. Mr. Cordero is a member of The Florida and District of Columbia Bars and is admitted to
the U.S. Supreme Court; U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida; and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
Eugenio Hernandez, Esq., Miami 11th Circuit. He has served on The Florida Bar’s Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee. He also belongs
Program Coordinator to the Dade County Bar Association, Inter-American Bar Association, American Bar Association, and Cuban-
American Bar Association. Mr. Cordero holds the highest rating assigned by Martindale-Hubbell and was named
Lourdes Martinez-Esquivel, Esq., Coral Gables among South Florida’s Top Lawyers by the South Florida Legal Guide. A former president of the American
Program Coordinator Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), South Florida Chapter, Mr. Cordero currently serves on the chapter’s
board of directors. He also speaks at national AILA events and writes for AILA publications. He is co-author of
Jeannette Mirabal, Esq., Miami “Immigration Act of 1990,” International Law Quarterly, June 1990, and “Leyes Migratorias Estadounidenses,”
Program Coordinator presented at the Novena Conferencia de Abogados de Las Americas, Summit of the Americas, 1994, Miami,
Sandra Murado, Esq., Coral Gables Florida. He authored “The New and Not So Improved H-1B Visa Category,” presented at Changing Param-
eters: Responsive Strategies under the New Immigration Order, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1998. He contributed
Program Coordinator to AILA’s Eastern Region Directory of INS Offices, Second and Third Editions, and recently served as an AILA
Larry Rifkin, Esq., Miami liaison to the Texas Service Center of the INS, which adjudicates most petitions (including employment-based
Program Coordinator petitions) for the 13 southeastern states. Mr. Cordero has been included in the American Immigration Lawyers
Association’s Honor Roll since 1992. Mr. Cordero graduated from Rutgers University with a bachelor of science
Rebecca Sharpless, Esq., Miami degree in accounting (Omicron Delta Epsilon) and earned his law degree from the University of Miami. He is
Program Coordinator fluent in English and Spanish and has a working knowledge of Portuguese.
David Berger, Esq., Miami JEFFREY A. DEVORE is an attorney practicing immigration and nationality law with the law firm of Devore
Jeffrey Bernstein, Esq., Miami & Devore, P.A., which has offices in West Palm Beach (Palm Beach Gardens) and Boca Raton, Florida, and
Luis A. Cordero, Esq., Miami London, England. Mr. Devore received his Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science in 1986 from
Jeffrey A. Devore, Esq., Palm Beach Gardens Bowling Green State University in Ohio, and his Juris Doctor degree in 1989 from The Thomas M. Cooley Law
Hon. J. Daniel Dowell, Miami School in Michigan. Mr. Devore is Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality law by The Florida Bar. He is
Jack Finkelman, Esq., Miami AV Rated by Martindale-Hubbell. Recognized in 2003 by the South Florida Business Journal as one of the Best
Hon. Rex Ford, Miami of the Bar and in 2004 and 2005 as one of Florida Trend’s Legal Elite, Mr. Devore is a former recipient of the
Geoff Forney, Esq. Philadelphia, PA Immigration Law Award presented by the Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County in recognition of outstanding
Leon Fresco, Esq., Miami Pro Bono service to the community. He is a frequent speaker on immigration matters at internationally known
Dr. Emilio Gonzalez, Miami continuing legal education (CLE) seminars as well as for employers, civic groups and other organizations. Mr.
Lucas Guttentag, Esq., San Francisco, CA Devore is a former President of AILA’s South Florida Chapter (2004-2005). He is a former member and past
Efren Hernandez, Esq., Washington, D.C. chair (2001-2002) of The Florida Bar’s Immigration and Nationality Law Certification Committee and serves
Romy Kapoor, Esq., Atlanta, Georgia on the Board of Directors for the Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County.
Stuart Karden, Esq., Palm Beach Gardens
SCOTT D. DEVORE is an attorney practicing immigration and nationality law with the law firm of Devore
H. Ron Klasko, Esq., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
& Devore, P.A. Mr. Devore received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology in 1992 from the University
Stephen Knight, Esq., San Francisco, CA
of Maryland and his Juris Doctor degree in 1996 from The Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Michigan. Mr.
Mary Kramer, Esq., Miami
Devore is Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality law by The Florida Bar, and currently serves as the
Ira Kurzban, Esq., Miami
chairperson for the Certification Committee. He is a past recipient of the Immigration Law Award presented
Oscar Levin, Esq., Miami
by the Legal Aid Society in recognition of outstanding service to the Pro Bono effort of Palm Beach County.
Dawn Lurie, Esq., McLean, Virginia
Mr. Devore serves is Second Vice President for AILA’s South Florida Chapter. Mr. Devore also serves on the
Bruce Marmar, Miami
Café Joshua Legal Panel.
Randy McGrorty, Esq., Miami
Timothy Murphy, Esq., Miami
Linda Osberg-Braun, Esq., Miami
John Pratt, Esq., Miami
Antonio Revilla, Esq., Miami SPONSORS
Anis Saleh, Esq., Miami
Naomi Schorr, Esq., New York, New York
Michael Shane, Esq., Miami
Dinesh Shenoy, Esq., Minneapolis, Minnesota
Hon. Denise Slavin, Miami
Alex Solomiany, Esq., Miami
Linda Swacina, Miami
Jill Swartz, Esq., Miami
Lori Tashman, Esq., Miami
Hon. Earle B. Wilson, Miami
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HON. J. DANIEL DOWELL is a graduate of James Madison University with a B.S. governments of El Salvador, Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic,
in Criminal Justice and Political Science in 1977. In 1980 Judge Dowell received his Honduras, Panama and Nicaragua.
J.D. from George Mason University School of Law. In 1980 Judge Dowell served as a
law clerk at the Board of Immigration Appeals and from 1981 to 1990 as an attorney- MATTHEW GUADAGNO is an associate at Bretz & Coven, LLP, in New York. Mr.
advisor for the Board of Immigration Appeals. Judge Dowell wrote over 4,000 legal Guadagno specializes in criminal deportation defense and federal litigation relating to
decisions of which 15 were published opinions serving as precedents on the immi- immigration. He has litigated numerous reported cases in the federal courts.
gration courts. In December of 1990, Judge Dowell was appointed as an immigration
LUCAS GUTTENTAG is the founding director of the Immigrants’ Rights Project of
judge in Miami, Florida. Since 1997 Judge Dowell has served as an adjunct professor
the American Civil Liberties Union national office. Guttentag has litigated major class
at the National Judicial College at the University of Nevada at Reno instructing new
action and constitutional cases on behalf of immigrants for nearly twenty-five years.
immigration judges. He is a member of the Pennsylvania bar and the Supreme Court
He successfully argued INS v. St. Cyr in the United States Supreme Court and has
of the United States.
argued many cases in federal district and circuit courts throughout the country. Gut-
JACK FINKELMAN is a shareholder with the firm of Packman, Neuwahl & Rosen- tentag also teaches a course on the constitutional and civil rights of immigrants at
berg in Coral Gables, Florida. He was born in Cuba and raised in Canada where he U.C. Berkeley’s Boalt Hall School of Law. He is a graduate of Harvard Law School.
received his business degree from McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada Guttentag has received many awards for his work, including AILA’s Jack Wasserman
and his law degree from the University of Windsor in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Mr. award for outstanding litigation four times, and been recognized as a Human Rights
Finkelman’s firm specializes in international matters and his immigration practice is Hero by the ABA’s Human Rights journal and as appellate lawyer of the year by Cali-
focused on business related cases with an emphasis on professionals, health care fornia Lawyer magazine. He has been honored by the National Lawyers Guild, the
workers, entrepreneurs and investors. Immigrant Legal Resources Center, Chinese for Affirmative Action and other national
and community-based organizations. After the enactment of IIRIRA in 1996, Guttentag
HON. REX J. FORD, was appointed Immigration Judge, in Miami, Florida, in 1993. designed and led the Immigrants’ Rights Project successful five-year national legal
Born in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, to Donald Roy Ford and Jeanne Jacques Ford. He strategy to preserve the right of immigrants to bring habeas corpus challenges to
received his B.S. from Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona in 1977; J.D. cum removal orders. Currently, he is lead counsel in the ACLU’s lawsuit against Defense
laude from Nova University Law Center, Ft. Lauderdale in 1983. Private Practice Secretary Rumsfeld and high-ranking military officials to hold them liable for the torture
1984-1986; Assistant Dean 1987-1989, Nova University Law Center, Ft. Lauderdale, and abuse of civilian detainees in U.S. military custody in Iraq and Afghanistan. Gut-
Florida; 1989-1993, Associate Deputy Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice, tentag established the Immigrants’ Rights Project in New York in 1987 and opened
Washington, D.C.; 1993-Present, Immigration Judge, Immigration Court, Miami, Florida. the California Office in 1996. The IRP conducts a nationwide program of class action
1997-Present, Faculty Member, National Judicial College, University of Nevada/Reno, and appellate impact litigation, advocacy and public education to defend and expand
Reno, Nevada. the rights of immigrants.
GEOFF FORNEY is a member of the Pennsylvania and New Jersey bars. He is currently EFREN HERNANDEZ is the chief of Business and Trade Services within the CIS Office
an associate with the law firm, Klasko, Rulon, Stock & Seltzer, LLP, in Philadelphia, of Program and Regulation Development. He has been with USCIS and the former
where he works on federal court litigation and employment-based immigration issues. INS for 13 years and has served as an adjudication officer, trial attorney, HQ attorney
Mr. Forney has co-authored several articles on PERM and O*NET, and he worked with in addition to his current role.
Josie Gonzalez on the AILA amicus brief filed in the BALCA HealthAmercia case.
EUGENIO HERNANDEZ, a partner in Holland & Knight’s Miami office and head of
TAMMY FOX-ISICOFF is a former Trial Attorney for the United States Immigration the firm’s national immigration practice group, practices exclusively in the field of im-
and Naturalization Service and Special Assistant United States Attorney. She is a Past migration, nationality and consular law, principally in business-related matters with
President of the South Florida Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Associa- an emphasis on corporate transfers, professionals, entrepreneurs and investors. Mr.
tion and currently serves on the Board of Governors of AILA National, where she has Hernandez is a member of The Florida Bar and is admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court,
chaired the Media, Congressional and Bar Association Committees. She has served the U.S. District Courts for the Southern and Middle Districts of Florida, and the U.S.
as AILA’s representative to the American Bar Association’s Immigration Coordinating Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit. Mr. Hernandez holds the highest rating assigned
Committee. Ms. Fox-Isicoff is on the Board of Directors of Catholic Charities Legal by Martindale-Hubbell and is included in The International Who’s Who of Corporate
Services and has been the recipient of three AILA Presidential Awards for advocacy Immigration Lawyers, published by Law Business Research in the UK. Mr. Hernandez
on behalf of immigrants. was named among South Florida’s Top Lawyers by the South Florida Legal Guide and
Florida Legal Elite by Florida Trend Magazine. Mr. Hernandez is a past president of the
LEON FRESCO is a Chesterfield Smith Fellow with Holland & Knight’s Community South Florida Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He is a former
Services Team. He works exclusively on pro bono matters, focusing on immigration, member of the Executive Council of the International Law Section of The Florida Bar,
civil rights, and health care litigation. Mr. Fresco has successfully represented over and was co-chairperson of the Immigration Committee. Mr. Hernandez is a member
seventy-five immigrants from over twenty countries. Up to this point, none of Mr. Fresco’s of The Fellows of the American Bar Foundation. He is active in the Cuban American
clients have ever been deported. The Daily Business Review named Mr. Fresco South Bar Association, where he served as President and on its board of directors. In addi-
Florida’s Most Effective Pro Bono Lawyer for 2006. Prior to joining Holland and Knight, tion to his professional and civic leadership positions, Mr. Hernandez is the author of
Mr. Fresco served as a law clerk to the Honorable Daniel T.K. Hurley of the United articles published by The Florida Bar, and others appearing in the International Law
States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Mr. Fresco also served as Quarterly. He also lectures frequently on the topic of immigration law. He has served
an investment banker for Deutsche Bank in New York and Frankfurt, Germany. Mr. for a number of years as Program Co-Chair and Coordinator of the Annual Immigra-
Fresco is admitted to practice in all Florida State Courts as well as before the United tion Law Update, sponsored by the Florida Bar CLE Committee, the International Law
States District Courts for the Southern, Middle, and Northern Districts of Florida. Ad- Section and the American Immigration Lawyers Association. Mr. Hernandez earned
ditionally, Mr. Fresco is admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals his B.A. magna cum laude from the University of Florida, his J.D. from the University
for the Second, Fifth, Ninth, and Eleventh Circuits. He is a member of the Florida of Florida School of Law, and his M.A. cum laude from Georgetown University. Mr.
Bar’s Federal Court Practice Committee. Mr. Fresco received his bachelor’s degree Hernandez also studied at the Paris Institute on International and Comparative Law,
summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania in 1999. He also received phi in Paris, France. Born in Cuba, Mr. Hernandez is fluent in Spanish.
beta kappa honors and was elected by the Economics Department as the recipient of
the Simon Kuznets Fellowship Award. This award is given to the most distinguished ROMY KAPOOR is the founder of Kapoor & Associates with offices in Atlanta, GA and
undergraduate economics major at the University of Pennsylvania. He earned his law Orlando, FL. He has been practicing U.S. Immigration & Nationality Law since 1992,
degree in 2003 from Yale Law School, where he served as head of the Jerome N. Frank with a broad-based business- and family-based immigration practice. Romy has spoken
Legal Services Organization’s Board of Student Directors and was an Olin Fellow in extensively in these areas both nationally with the American Immigration Lawyers As-
Law and Economics. While at Yale, Mr. Fresco received the Charles G. Albom Prize sociation and for the State Bar of Georgia. He is an elected Director to AILA’s Board of
for excellence in the areas of judicial and appellate advocacy in connection with a law Governors, and also serves on AILA’s U.S. Department of Labor Liaison Committee.
school clinical program. Mr. Fresco is a recipient of a Public Policy and International Romy was also named a 2006 and 2007 Georgia SuperLawyer.
Affairs fellowship and has lectured at Nova University School of Law.
STUART F. KARDEN is an attorney practicing immigration and nationality law with
DR. EMILIO T. GONZáLEZ, was sworn in as the Director of United States Citizenship the law firm of Devore & Devore, P.A., in West Palm Beach. Mr. Karden received his
and Immigration Services on January 4, 2006. Today he leads an organization of more Bachelor of Arts degree cum laude in Economics in 1973 from the University of Michigan
than 15,000 federal and contract employees at USCIS. An international affairs specialist and was on the Dean’s List when he received his Juris Doctor degree in 1976 from
Dr. Gonzalez earned Masters Degrees in Latin American Studies from Tulane University The University of Miami Law School. Mr. Karden is Board Certified in Immigration and
and in Strategic Studies and National Security Affairs from the U.S. Naval War College Nationality law by The Florida Bar. He has been a speaker on immigration matters
and a Ph.D. degree in International Relations from the University of Miami. Before for The Florida Bar as well as for the Palm Beach County’s Public Defender’s office
joining USCIS, Dr. González was Senior Managing Director for Global and Government and the Criminal Law Section of the Palm Beach County Bar Association. Mr. Karden
Affairs at Tew Cardenas LLP, a Miami-based law firm. Previously, Dr. Gonzalez served is currently the Secretary of the South Florida AILA chapter and has served on their
as Director for Western Hemisphere Affairs at the National Security Council, where Board since 2004.
he served as a key National Security and Foreign Policy advisor to President Bush
and Secretary of State Rice. A twenty-six year veteran of the United States Army, Dr. H. RONALD KLASKO is the Managing Partner of Klasko, Rulon, Stock & Seltzer,
González served as a military attaché to U.S. Embassies in El Salvador and Mexico, LLP, a Firm devoted exclusively to the practice of immigration and nationality law with
taught at the United States Military Academy at West Point and headed the Office offices in Philadelphia and New York. He is a former National President of AILA and
of Special Assistants for the Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Southern Command. served for 3 years as the bar association’s General Counsel. He is a past Chair of
Dr. Gonzalez retired from the Army with the rank of Colonel and has been awarded AILA’s Department of Labor National Liaison Committee, its Task Force on H and L
numerous decorations from the United States and has also been decorated by the visas and Business Immigration Committee. He co-authored the two volume Employers’
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Immigration Compliance Guide. Mr. Klasko represented employers and their lawyers and her J.D. from Boston College Law School. After law school, she served as a Judicial
both at the Department of Labor national training symposium in San Francisco and Law Clerk/Attorney-Advisor for the Miami Immigration Court from 1990 to 1992. She
before the U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform. He has been Adjunct Professor taught immigration law as an adjunct professor at Florida International University from
of Immigration Law at Villanova University Law School and is a frequent lecturer on 1999 to 2004. She lectures frequently on deportation and removal topics and enjoys
immigration law subjects. Mr. Klasko is selected annually for inclusion in Best Lawyers complex asylum and criminal cases.
in America. The International Who’s Who of Business Lawyers selected Mr. Klasko as
one of the 25 most highly-regarded immigration lawyers in the world, and he was chosen JEANNETTE MIRABAL was born in Cuba and immigrated to the United States in
as one of the top 500 lawyers in the U.S. by Law Dragon. Mr. Klasko is the recipient of 1963. She obtained her undergraduate degree in 1980 from New York University,
the 1999 American Immigration Lawyers Association Founders Award, bestowed upon in New York, New York where she practiced Dramatic Arts until 1988. In 1995, she
the individual who has had the most positive impact on immigration law. obtained her Juris Doctorate Degree from Southwestern University, School of Law,
in Los Angeles, California, and in 1996 relocated to South Florida to practice law.
STEPHEN KNIGHT is Senior Fellow at the University of California, Hastings College She is a member of the Florida Bar, the California Bar, and the District of Colombia
of the Law, where he serves as Deputy Director of the Center for Gender and Refugee Bar, the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the Cuban-American Bar
Studies. Stephen is the author of numerous law reviews, reports and op-eds on refugee, Association. Fluent in English and Spanish, she guest-hosted Fronteras Sin Bareras
immigration and human rights issues, and he is a frequent lecturer on asylum issues. on Romance’s 106.7 FM radio, with Nancy Elias and Alberto Sardiñas. The bi-weekly
From 1999 through 2001, Stephen also served as a Research Fellow with the Expe- program aired from 2004 through 2005. Ms. Mirabal has extensive experience in the
dited Removal Study, and in 1996-97, he clerked for a justice of the Supreme Court of preparation of non-immigrant and immigrant visa petitions for aliens of “extraordinary”
Hawai’i. Stephen is an honors graduate of Yale University and Hastings. and “exceptional” ability in the field of sports, arts, business, law, and science. She
is also highly experienced in Alien Labor Certification, H, L, O, and P Non-Immigrant
MARY KRAMER is a former president of the South Florida Chapter of the American Visas, Family Based Immigration, and Labor Compliance. Over the years she has
Immigration Lawyers Association and the author of Immigration Consequences of successfully assisted numerous clients in obtaining Green Cards and non-immigrant
Criminal Activity: A Guide to Representing Foreign-Born Defendants (AILA Pubs 2d. status in the United States.
Ed 2005). A graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School (1988), Ms.
Kramer serves on the Board of Directors of Catholic Charities Legal Services and is SANDRA I. MURADO is the sole shareholder of Sandra I. Murado P.A. in Coral Gables,
the co-founder of the Legal Assistance Project, a pro bono project serving the Miami Florida, specializing in all business aspects of immigration law, with an emphasis on
Immigration Court. She is S. Florida AILA’s liaison to Detention and Removal. Ms. corporate transfers, professionals, entrepreneurs and investors. She represents clients
Kramer’s practice focuses in large part on the immigration law ramifications of criminal before the Department of Homeland Security, the U.S. State Department and the U.S.
charges and convictions, be it in the context of naturalization, adjustment of status, Department of Labor. Ms. Murado also has extensive experience representing clients in
consular processing, or removal proceedings. She also advises criminal defense family-based petitions. Ms. Murado is a graduate of The Florida State University College
counsel representing foreign-born defendants. of Law in Tallahassee, Florida and graduated with Honors from Florida International
University in Miami, Florida, having majored in Political Science and International
IRA J. KURZBAN is a partner in the law firm of Kurzban, Kurzban, Weinger & Tetzeli, Relations. She also studied European Economic Law at Vrije Universiteit in Brussels,
P.A., of Miami, Florida. Ira Kurzban, has argued several cases in the United States Belgium and in Rome, Italy. She was elected to the Board of Directors of the South
Supreme Court and has been recognized by Newsweek, Time and Esquire Magazines, Florida AILA chapter in 2005. She is fluent in Spanish and Italian.
as well as the National Law Journal and the American Lawyer for his work on behalf of
immigrants and refugees. He is the author of Kurzban’s Immigration Law Sourcebook, TIMOTHY J. MURPHY received his J.D. with honors from Washington and Lee Uni-
the most widely used one-volume immigration source in the United States. versity; LL.M., Harvard University. Mr. Murphy is a member of The Florida Bar, The
American Bar Association, and has also been admitted to practice in Virginia. He is the
OSCAR LEVIN is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Florida (1975), where Past President of the South Florida Chapter of AILA and has been a member of the
he also received his law degree (1978). He was an initial member The Florida Bar’s Immigration and National Law Certification Committee of The Florida Bar. Mr. Murphy
Immigration and Naturalization Law Certification Committee and has served as its is a partner of Shutts & Bowen in Miami and is Chairman of the Tax and International
Chair. He is currently a shareholder in Greenberg Traurig, P.A. Law Practice Group.
DAWN LURIE advises multinational corporations on a variety of employment related is- LINDA OSBERG-BRAUN draws on her years of experience as Deputy District Counsel
sues particularly I-9 alien employment verification matters and minimization of exposure for INS (now DHS) and her litigation and criminal defense skills from her years as an
and liabilities. She develops immigration related compliance strategies and programs Assistant Federal Public Defender in the Southern District of Florida. After managing
as well. Dawn has performed internal I-9 compliance reviews and defended businesses the immigration division as a partner with Ferrell Schultz Carter Zumpano & Fertel in
involved in government audits. Dawn has also published and frequently lectures on I-9 Miami, she recently started her own law firm, Osberg-Braun & Chamberlin, practicing
issues including penalties for failure to act in accordance with government regulations, exclusively immigration law. She graduated from Penn State University (B.S., Engi-
anti-discrimination laws and employers’ responsibilities upon receiving social security neering Honors Program, 1985) and the University of Pittsburgh School of Law (J.D.,
“no-match” number letters. 1988). She serves the Unlicensed Practice of Law Committee of The Florida Bar. Ms.
Dawn also focuses her practice on business immigration matters and provides Osberg enjoys speaking before immigration, criminal and trial attorneys regarding the
strategic immigration planning to address the visa and work authorization needs of immigration consequences of criminal convictions, asylum and on going security and
U.S. and global personnel including professionals, managers and executives, treaty enforcement changes within the Department of Homeland Security.
investors/ traders, essential workers, persons of extraordinary ability, corporate trainees
and students. Dawn is a past chair of the American Immigration Lawyers Association’s JOHN PATRICK PRATT received his Bachelors of Arts from Florida State University
(AILA) Washington, D.C. Chapter and served on the Executive Committee for over with honors in 1994. He graduated from Tulane University School of Law, receiving
four years. Dawn has organized numerous highly successful educational seminars for his juris doctor degree in 1997. Mr. Pratt also studied abroad at the University of Paris,
immigration practitioner; as well as in-house counsel and human resources profession- and is fluent in Spanish. Mr. Pratt has appeared numerous times on local, national,
als. Dawn currently serves as the Immigration Bar liaison to the Washington, DC office and international television as a commentator analyzing immigration and nationality
of the USCIS. Before joining Greenberg Traurig, Dawn was the principal attorney at law matters. In addition, Mr. Pratt’s biography has been selected for inclusion in Who’s
an immigration boutique firm in Washington D.C. mainly representing employers and Who in America and Who’s Who in the World, and the South Florida Legal Guide
individuals in the service industry. Her practice also included family based immigration selected him as an “Up-and-Coming Attorney” in 2002, 2004, and 2005 Editions. Mr.
and complicated naturalization matters. Dawn is frequently invited to speak at regional Pratt published an article in the AILA Immigration and Nationality Handbook 2004-05
and national conferences on immigration related topics and organizes seminars for Edition, entitled “Cancellation of Removal for Non-Lawful Permanent Residents.” He
Human Resource managers around the country. was a speaker at the 2003 and 2004 AILA Annual Conferences on the “Naturalization”
and “Waivers” panels. Mr. Pratt concentrates in all areas of immigration and nationality
DAVID A. MARTIN is the Warner-Booker Distinguished Professor of International Law law, including employment based immigrant and nonimmigrant petitions, deportation
at the University of Virginia and has published numerous works on immigration, refu- or removal, and federal court litigation.
gees, international human rights and constitutional law, including a casebook on U.S.
Immigration and citizenship law. From 1995 to 1998, he served as General Counsel ANTONIO G. REVILLA III is a partner in the law firm of Revilla & Goldstein, P.A. located
of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. As a consultant to the Department of in Miami, Florida. The firm concentrates in all areas of immigration and nationality
Justice in 1993, he helped design major reforms for the U.S. political asylum system, law, including removal hearings and appeals. Mr. Revilla is a former Assistant District
and, in 2003 and 2004, he prepared a report for the Department of State on reforms Counsel with INS. He is also a former Assistant Public Defender with the Office of the
for the overseas refugee admissions program. He is a graduate of DePauw University Public Defender in Miami-Dade County. Mr. Revilla received his J.D. from the University
and the Yale Law School. of Miami School of Law in 1992 and his B.A. from Tulane University in 1989. Mr. Revilla
is a Board Member of AILA’s South Florida Chapter. He is admitted to the bar in the
BRUCE MARMAR is a District Adjudications Officer/Training Officer with the U.S. State of Florida, the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida,
Citizenship and Immigration Services in Miami, Florida. He is a graduate of the Uni- and the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
versity of Florida. He has been employed with the USCIS and legacy INS for over 20
years, working as an inspector, examiner, senior examiner, legalization supervisor, LARRY S. RIFKIN is the managing partner of the law firm of Rifkin & Fox-Isicoff, P.A.
examinations supervisor, and acting chief-of-staff. Mr. Rifkin, individually, and the firm have received the highest rating from Martindale-
Hubbell - “AV” with regard to legal competence and ethics. Mr. Rifkin is a member of
LOURDES MARTINEZ-ESQUIVEL is President of the AILA, South Florida Chapter. the Executive Board of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), South
She is Board Certified by The Florida Bar as a Specialist in Immigration and National- Florida Chapter. He is also Chairman of the Immigration and Nationality Law Committee
ity Law. Ms. Martinez-Esquivel is a past Chairperson for the Florida Bar Immigration for the Florida Bar, coordinating educational programs on Immigration and Nationality
Certification Committee and continues to serve on this committee. Her practice is Law. He has published numerous articles and has been the recipient of many awards
concentrated on removal and deportation defense. She received her undergraduate in recognition of his outstanding service to The Florida Bar International Law Section.
degree from Georgetown University; her M.B.A. from Florida International University; Mr. Rifkin was an inaugural member of The Florida Bar Immigration and Nationality
SEMINAR SPEAKERS
Law Certification Committee; he is a Board-Certified Immigration Law Specialist. Mr. sions of status under the American Competitiveness in the 21st Century Act (“AC21”),
Rifkin is listed in Law & Leading Attorneys as a Leading Florida Attorney and “The Bar and H-1Bs for Business Professionals. In 2003 he won the AILA Mentor Award for
Register of Preeminent Lawyers.” Fewer than 6% of the state’s attorneys are accorded “Outstanding Efforts and Excellent Counsel to Immigration Attorneys By Providing
the designation of leading Florida Attorney. He was recently selected as a Florida Mentoring Assistance.” He has spoken on employment-based immigration at the AILA
Super Lawyer. From the pool of candidates, only 5% of Florida attorneys are selected Annual Conferences in 2003 - 2006 and spoke about the “Child Status Protection Act”
as Florida Super Lawyers. Mr. Rifkin was also recently listed in South Florida Legal on a nationwide teleconference shortly after the CSPA was enacted. He served on
Guide as one of South Florida’s top lawyers. This exclusive list of 100 attorneys was AILA’s 2004-05 Liaison Committee to the Nebraska Service Center (NSC) of the US
compiled by members of The Florida Bar. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
ANIS N. SALEH is President of the Miami firm of Saleh & Associates, P.A., where he HON. DENISE NOONAN SLAVIN was appointed as an Immigration Judge in April
practices in all areas of immigration law, including employment-based and family cases, 1995. She received her B.A. from the University of Maryland in 1977, and her J.D.
removal hearings, and appeals to the federal courts. Mr. Saleh received his B.A. from from the University of Maryland at Baltimore Law School in 1982. From 1990 to 1995,
Emory University and his J.D. from the Florida State University. He is a member of she served as a Senior Trial Attorney for the Office of Special Investigations, Criminal
the Florida and Georgia bars, AILA and the ABA. He is AV-rated by Martindale-Hub- Division, Department of Justice, in Washington, D.C. From 1987 to 1990, she worked
bell and is Florida Bar Board Certified in Immigration & Nationality Law. Mr. Saleh is as a Trial Attorney with the Baltimore District Office of the INS. From 1982 to 1987,
a past Chair of The Florida Bar’s Immigration Certification Committee and currently she served as an Assistant General Counsel, and from 1981 to 1982, she worked as
serves as President of AILA’s South Florida Chapter. He has also served on the Board an Intergroup Relations Representative (Investigator), both with the Maryland Com-
of Directors of AILA’s South Florida Chapter and as Chair or Co-Chair of AILA’s CIS mission on Human Relations in Baltimore, Maryland. Judge Slavin is the President
Liaison Committee for several years. of the National Association of Immigration Judges. She also serves as a Chair of the
Immigration Court Committee of the National Conference of Special Court Judges,
NAOMI SCHORR focuses on employment-based immigration, principally for multina-
Judicial Division of the American Bar Association and is a Girl Scout Leader and a
tional corporations, but also for governmental and nonprofit organizations, law firms
member of the New River Service Unit Team for Broward County Girl Scouts.
and news organizations. A frequent speaker in the field, she has also written extensively
on a wide range of employment-based immigration issues, and has taken a leading ALEX SOLOMIANY is a graduate of the University of Michigan (1992) and the Tulane
role in preparing comments on proposed regulations issued by the U.S. Citizenship University School of Law (1995). His law firm in Miami, Florida was founded in 1996.
and Immigration Service and the U.S. Department of Labor. Listed in The International The firm offers legal services to individuals and businesses in all immigration matters
Who’s Who of Corporate Immigration Lawyers, Chambers USA—America’s Leading across the United States and is also a full service criminal defense firm able to serve
Lawyers for Business, Chambers Global, and New York “Super Lawyers,” Ms. Schorr clients in State and Federal courts throughout the state of Florida. Mr. Solomiany spe-
is also on the Editorial Board of Bender’s Immigration Bulletin, a leading journal in the cializes in representing clients with immigration consequences as a result of criminal
field. She was the recipient of AILA’s Presidential Award in 2006, and AILA’s Sam Wil- convictions. He is Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law and is presently
liamson Mentor Award in 2005. A graduate of Fordham Law School, where she was serving in The Florida Bar’s Immigration Law Certification Committee. Mr. Solomiany
on the Law Review, she was also awarded a Master’s degree in Mideast Studies by has been a lecturer on immigration topics.
New York University. Naomi Schorr, Esq., is Special Counsel to Kramer, Levin Naftalis
JILL TAVLIN SWARTZ is an Assistant Chief Counsel with the Miami Office of the
& Frankel LLP in New York, New York.
Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office of
MICHAEL SHANE is the President of the Law Offices of Michael Shane. P. A. with the Chief Counsel. She has been with the agency (and its predecessor INS) since
offices in Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. He graduated from the State University February 1998. She serves as one of her office Training Officers and has trained
of New York at Buffalo, magna cum laude, 1974, Phi Beta Kappa. Graduated Univer- nationally to new attorneys in all divisions of DHS. Prior to her Immigration work,
sity of Miami School of Law, 1977. Member of the Florida Bar, 1978. Board Certified she served as an Assistant General Counsel to the Florida Department of Highway
Immigration and Nationality Law, (Inaugural Committee). Past President (1986-1987) Safety and Motor Vehicles. Ms. Swartz received her B.A. from the University of Texas
and current Board Member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, South at Austin, her J.D. cum laude from the University of Miami and she was admitted to
Florida Chapter. Lecturer and author on Immigration and Nationality law for the Con- the Florida Bar in 1993.
tinuing Legal Education Programs of the Florida Bar, from 1984 to present. Member:
LORRAINE TASHMAN is an Assistant Chief Counsel with the Miami Office of the
District Court, Southern District of Florida. Continuing Legal Education Coordinator for
Chief Counsel, Immigration and Customs Enforcement division of the Department of
the Florida Bar/American Immigration Lawyers Association Annual Immigration Law
Homeland Security. She has held this position since September 1997. As an Assistant
Seminar, 1992-2003. Mr. Shane produces a weekly radio show, “Immigration Matters”
Chief Counsel, Lorraine represents the federal government in administrative immigra-
on www.wavs1170.com . He writes a weekly column for Martindale-Hubbell’s “Ask a
tion hearings. She also serve on the office’s training committee, where she assists in
Lawyer” on various immigration topics. His website is www.shanelaw.com
training new attorneys, both locally and nationwide. Ms. Tashman received her B.A.
REBECCA SHARPLESS is a Supervising Attorney at Florida Immigrant Advocacy form the University of Miami and her J.D. from St. Thomas University School of Law
Center (FIAC), a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the basic human rights where she graduated summa cum laude.
of immigrants of all nationalities. She is a 1994 graduate of Harvard Law School where
JUDGE EARLE B. WILSON was appointed as an immigration judge in October 2005.
she was an editor for The Harvard Human Rights Journal and was a Kaufman Public
He received a bachelor of science degree in 1979 from Atlantic Union College and a
Interest Fellow. Prior to joining the Center, Ms. Sharpless was the Director at the Im-
juris doctorate in 1989 from Howard University School of Law. Judge Wilson served as
migration Project at the Northwest Communities Education Center. Ms. Sharpless has
a senior litigation counsel from January 2003 to October 2004 and trial attorney from
litigated numerous cases on behalf of immigrants in the immigration and federal courts,
October 1998 to December 2002, both with the Office of Immigration Litigation, DOJ,
with a focus on advocating for immigrants in detention or who have a criminal conviction.
in Washington, D.C. He worked as an assistant U.S. attorney with the U.S. Attorney’s
She is on the board of the National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild
Office in Maryland from October 1996 to October 1998. Judge Wilson served as se-
and gives trainings on immigration issues both locally and nationally.
nior counsel at the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, D.C., from
DINESH SHENOY is an associate attorney with Ingber & Aronson PA in Minneapolis, February 1992 to October 1996. He was an associate attorney with the law firm of
practicing exclusively in the field of immigration law with an emphasis on employ- Honigman, Miller, Schwartz and Cohn in Detroit, Mich., from August 1990 to February
ment-based cases, family-based cases and advising criminal defense counsel on the 1992. Judge Wilson served as law clerk to the Honorable Joseph W. Hatchett (retired)
immigration consequences of crimes. He has twice chaired a 3-part teleconference of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit in Tallahassee, Fla., from July
on Adjustment of Status for ILW.com and has published articles for the American 1989 to July 1990. He is a member of the Maryland Bar.
Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) on the “concurrent filing rule”, H-1B exten-
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