BUFFALO, N.Y. – On March 2, 2021, Andrew M. Wilson, Lippes Mathias Wexler Friedman LLP Partner and Co-Leader of the firm’s Immigration Practice Team, will serve as a panelist at the American Immigration Lawyers Association’s 2021 Midwinter Virtual Conference.

The panel, which is titled “Pardon the Interruption: Advanced Tips and Tricks to Tackle Absurd Case Issues,” will provide guests with tips, tricks, and practice strategies to overcome different roadblocks across a variety of case types. The presentation will touch on Grey Areas in Law, Regulations, and Policies, Challenging Issues with Different NIV Case Types and the Immigrant Visa Process, Registration Troubleshooting, and other hot topics.

Andrew focuses on building long-lasting relationships with clients as a trusted advisor as opposed to simply completing specific transactions and filings. He represents companies, major league sports teams and individuals in all areas of immigration law, including non-immigrant and immigrant employment-based immigration matters. This includes preparing case-specific strategies to address both short and long-term objectives. Andrew has extensive experience with challenging H-1B, NAFTA TN and O-1 extraordinary ability cases. He is often called upon by other AILA immigration attorneys to help with difficult NAFTA TN matters. Andrew also handles all green card matters including EB-1, EB-2 and PERM labor certification filings. In addition, he represents individuals and families with family-based immigration filings, as well as waivers for admissibility issues.

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