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Benach Collopy is a national leader in immigration litigation in the federal courts. Our talented and compassionate immigration attorneys have litigated complex matters in the U.S. Courts of Appeals and U.S. District Courts throughout the United States. When you decide to bring your case to federal court, you want a lawyer with the depth of knowledge and years of experience needed to achieve a successful outcome.
Benach Collopy attorneys frequently litigate in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit and the U.S. District Courts for the District of Columbia, Maryland, and the Eastern District of Virginia. They have also handled cases in nearly every circuit court of appeals and in district courts in New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Vermont, Florida, Illinois, Texas, and California. Thomas Ragland is Chair of the Federal Court Litigation Section of the American Immigration Lawyers Associtation (AILA) and has argued dozens of cases in the circuit courts. Benach is a seasoned federal court litigator and a member of AILA’s national Amicus Committee. Jennifer Cook has handled difficult matters at both the trial and appellate levels. All three are frequent writers and speakers on immigration practice in the federal courts.
The following types of cases are routinely litigated by Benach Collopy attorneys in the federal courts:
The DC federal court litigation lawyers at Benach Collopy are frequently in federal court because, in many cases, it may not be possible to obtain justice or achieve a favorable outcome in the administrative realm – before DHS, the immigration courts, or the BIA. When you need to take your case to the next level and head to federal court, having an experienced advocate in your corner can make all the difference. Call us today for help.
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