Kevin Fitzgerald serves as head of the Immigration Practice Group. He has more than 30 years of experience in the field of immigration law, and concentrates on business immigration issues. Kevin represents employers on immigration matters in a wide range of industries, ranging from advanced technology (information technology, telecommunications, biotechnology) to services and professions (management consulting, education, hospitality) to traditional manufacturing.
His immigration law counsel for employers includes both facilitating the temporary employment of skilled foreign nationals in the U.S., and securing employment-based permanent residence status. Kevin also handles family-related visa filings. In these and other immigration matters he is fully experienced in all aspects of the necessary filings and compliance steps.
In addition to his immigration counsel, Kevin also has extensive experience advising employers on all aspects of employment law.
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