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Fragomen attorneys were recently recognized in the 2017 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. This year, 33 of our attorneys have been acknowledged by the organization for their exceptional abilities in immigration and/or employment law.
Inclusion in Best Lawyers is a rigorous five-step process based primarily on peer review. Once attorney nominations have been submitted, currently-listed lawyers provide their feedback about the professional expertise of their colleagues within the same geographical and practice area. This feedback is then analyzed and reviewed, and the nominees go through an eligibility check to ensure they are in good standing with their local bar association before results are released.
Attorneys named in this year’s edition include:
Jonathan C. Adams
Partner, New York and Matawan
Lawrence D. Bastone
Of Counsel, Boston
Daryl Buffenstein
Partner, Atlanta
Kelly D. Cobb
Partner, Houston
Amy C. Cococcia
Partner, New York
Bo Cooper
Partner, Washington, DC
Amy Fallon
Partner, New York
Scott J. FitzGerald
Partner, Boston
Austin T. Fragomen
Partner and the Chairman of the firm’s Executive Committee
Bonnie Gibson
Senior Counsel, Phoenix
Enrique Gonzalez III
Partner, Coral Gables
Sophia M. Goring-Piard
Of Counsel, New York
Andrew B. Greenfield
Partner, Washington, DC
Paull Hejinian
Partner, San Francisco
Janet L. Henner
Partner, New York
Lance Kaplan
Partner, New York
Ethan E. Kaufman
Partner, New York
Lisa Koenig
Partner, New York
Steven M. Ladik
Partner, Dallas and Houston
Cynthia Juarez Lange
Partner, Silicon Valley
Catherine A. Macris
Partner, New York
Deborah Marlowe
Partner, Atlanta
Kevin Miner
Partner, Atlanta
Shawn A. Orme
Partner, Houston
Patrick J. Quane
Partner, New York
Noreen Quirk
Partner, New York
Gwendolyn M. Robosson
Partner, Matawan
Kyle Sherman
Partner, Atlanta
Paige L. Taylor
Partner, Dallas and Houston
Michael F. Turansick
Partner, Chicago
Freddi M. Weintraub
Partner, New York
Mitchell L. Wexler
Partner, Irvine and Los Angeles
Karen Winarsky
Partner, Atlanta
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