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Fragomen Partner Scott FitzGerald has been recognized in the Connecticut Law Tribune’s 2019 New England Trailblazers List.
The list honors legal professionals who have made significant marks on practices, policies and technological advancements in their sector.
The Connecticut Law Tribune featured a profile of Scott that highlights his pioneering spirit and the role he played in helping to design technology that makes the immigration process more efficient and reliable for clients.
Elaborating on his efforts to modernize the immigration process, Scott explains, “We want to make it as easy as possible for our people to put their hands on the information they need and put it into the format of the petition that they’re trying to create.”
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Fragomen is named “Law Firm of the Year” for Immigration Law by Best Law Firms™ - Australia and receives National and Regional Tier 1 rankings in Immigration Law.
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Media mentions
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