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Welcome Law Firm in Connecticut seeks an Immigration Associate Attorney to join our in-office team. You will manage a diverse immigration caseload, represent clients in removal proceedings, and collaborate with staff to deliver exceptional service.
The ideal candidate has a Juris Doctor, 2+ years of immigration experience, and strong counseling and advocacy skills. Travel between Waterbury and Stamford offices is possible, and relocation is not offered.
Title: Immigration Associate Attorney (in office)
Salary: $120,000–150,000 annually, based on experience
Location: Waterbury or Stamford, CT
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About Welcome Law Firm
We are committed to helping individuals and families navigate the immigration process with compassion, integrity, and exceptional legal advocacy. Our attorneys are known for going above and beyond for clients, supported by a highly trained team that allows them to focus on delivering outstanding legal representation.
Our culture is built on collaboration, trust, and professional growth. We believe in empowering our attorneys with the autonomy to succeed without micromanagement while providing the support, leadership, and resources needed to build long-term careers. As our firm continues to grow, we're looking for an Immigration Associate Attorney who is adaptable, team-oriented, and committed to making a meaningful impact in the lives of our clients. To learn more, visit our website: welcomelawfirm.com.
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Please note that this job description is intended to provide a general overview of the position and is not representative of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required.
Welcome Law Firm is an equal opportunity employer. The position is located in the firm’s Waterbury, CT and/or Stamford office. Relocation Assistance is not offered for this position. Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States.