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Carlos Sandoval, PA
Associate Immigration Attorney Bilingual (ENG & ESP)
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An Immigration Lawyers is a legal professional who specializes in immigration law. They may represent clients in administrative courts, or they may counsel clients about their legal rights and obligations related to immigration, among other things. They also suggest courses of action based on their knowledge of immigration law.
$107,888 / year median in Florida
+14% projected growth
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Associate Immigration Attorney - Bilingual (ENG & ESP) Carlos Sandoval, PA Hollywood, FL Job Details Full-time $120,000 a year 1 day ago Benefits 401(k) Paid time off Qualifications Spanish Immigration law Law Immigration case experience Doctor of Law (JD) Bar Full Job Description Associate Immigration Attorney - Mid-Level Hollywood, FL | Full-time, In-person Introduction Are you an experienced immigration attorney passionate about helping individuals navigate U.S. immigration law? Carlos E. Sandoval, P.A. is looking for a dynamic Associate Immigration Attorney to join our dedicated team in Hollywood, FL. This is a role for an attorney who wants to own a caseload, guide a team, and help shape how the legal department works. About the Firm We focus on immigration law. We are caring, professional, and committed immigrants advocating for immigrants, respecting their dreams, goals, and aspirations. Our values are Honesty, Excellence, and Professionalism. We deliver peace of mind and legal clarity to our clients, making sure their families and futures are protected. The Role The Associate Immigration Attorney independently manages immigration cases from consultation to resolution, including administrative hearings (EOIR, USCIS) and federal litigation. Beyond your own caseload, you guide and organize the paralegals and assistants supporting your cases, setting clear priorities, maintaining quality standards, and keeping work accurate and on time. This role suits an attorney who is both a strong advocate and a dependable organizer of people and process. Responsibilities Conduct client consultations and manage an immigration case workload Represent clients at