Associate
Marko Karadzic
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Languages
- Bosnian
- Croatian
- English
- Montenegrin
- Serbian
Contact information
Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP
1101 15th St NW STE 700
Washington DC 20005
United States
Marko is an Associate at Fragomen’s Washington, DC office, where he assists multinational corporate clients on all aspects of corporate U.S. immigration, including nonimmigrant visas, permanent residence and citizenship. He has experience with employment-based immigrant and nonimmigrant cases, asylum and family-based visa cases. Marko has successfully represented clients before USCIS, immigration courts, the Administrative Appeals Office and the Board of Immigration Appeals.
Prior to joining Fragomen, Marko worked as a consultant for an international financial institutions and focused on displaced persons’ rights in the Europe & Central Asia region. Marko has also lectured on International Law, Refugees and Asylum Law, and Minority Rights at various high schools, universities and conferences.
Marko has provided pro bono representation for asylum seekers and served as an expert witness in immigration courts. Marko has also served as a country condition expert in a number of LGTBI cases.
Marko speaks Bosnian, Croatian, English, Montenegrin and Serbian.
Education
- Emory University, School of Law, J.D., 2020
- University of Notre Dame, M.A., 2014
- Notre Dame Law School, LL.M., magna cum laude, 2005
- University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, LL.B., 2003
More from Marko
Admissions
Bar Admissions: North Carolina, Maryland, District of Columbia
Practice Limited to Federal Immigration & Nationality Law
Publications and lectures
Contributor, “Life on the Margins : Survey Results of the Experiences of LGBTI People in Southeastern Europe (English).” World Bank Group, September 2018.
Contributor, “Advancing the Human Rights and Inclusion of LGBTI People: A Handbook for Parliamentarians, UNDP.” United Nations Development Programme, January 2017.
Editor, “International Instruments on Rights of People with Disabilities, Belgrade Center for Human Rights.” Belgrade Center for Human Rights, 2007.
