a good lawyer?

[leina]

Guys,
I need urgently an advice about a law firm.
I have a lawyer, he was hired by my company, but he seems to have an attitude - he does not care if I get my GC or not.
He does not respond to my e-mails and so on.
I want to start the process for GC independently of my company -
could somebody recommend me a competent lawyer or a law firm.
Whoever had a good experience - please advise on that.
Thanks a lot, guys.

 

[TAMIL_GC]

leina,

Almost every one is the same. Better to keep ride on him/her rather than fall in other trap.

 

[need_gc_2004]

Originally posted by leina
Guys,
I need urgently an advice about a law firm.
I have a lawyer, he was hired by my company, but he seems to have an attitude - he does not care if I get my GC or not.
He does not respond to my e-mails and so on.
I want to start the process for GC independently of my company -
could somebody recommend me a competent lawyer or a law firm.
Whoever had a good experience - please advise on that.
Thanks a lot, guys.

Get a good attorney who had good experience and is part of big firm. Dont hire an attorney who is floating around in a message board, trust me I had very bad experiences.

 

[meg_z]

need_gc_2004:

Who can you recommend in this regard? You can PM me if you do not want mention names here. Thanks.

 

[usnycus]

Before changing attorney, speak to your employer. They also need to agree and support your decision.

Send me PM if you need further details.

 

[Jim Mills]

Absolutely! Whoever is representing you in the LC filing is actually representing the company. You do not become the actual client until the I-485 is filed.

Make sure that any immigration attorney you hire is a member of AILA. Lack of membership indicates to me that the attorney does not handle enough immigration work to justify the $500 or so annual fee for AILA membership.