1988
University of Virginia
Kenneth Craig Dobson graduated from Furman University with a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy. During his tenure at Furman, he studied a variety of subjects including French and Spanish. He also completed a foreign study program in Morelia, Mexico with the University of South Carolina between his junior and senior years. Shortly after Furman, he began working as a case manager with the South Carolina Guardian ad Litem Program. He taught English as a second language as a volunteer during this time as well. His work in the family court system in South Carolina and his experiences teaching English to immigrants sparked his interest in the practice of law.
In 2001, Craig entered the New England School of Law with the intention of becoming an immigration lawyer. While serving as an Associate Editor of the New England Journal of International and Comparative Law, he authored "The Spanish Government's Ban of a Political Party: A Violation of Human Rights?" After serving as the Journal's Editor-in-Chief, he graduated law school cum laude in 2004. During his law school tenure, he was presented with two CALI awards for academic excellence, one in International Business Transactions and the other in the Law and Ethics of Lawyering. Additionally, he was named a New England Scholar during his third year of law school for placing in the top ten percent of his class during the academic year.
Kenneth Craig Dobson has practiced federal immigration law for the past nine years.
Kenneth Craig Dobson is a member in good standing of the American Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association, the State Bar of Georgia, and the American Immigration Lawyers' Association.
2005
New England School of Law
About my firm.
2004
George Washington Univ Law School
2005
Georgia State University
Marshall Cohen is the managing partner of Antonini and Cohen Immigration Law Group. Admitted to the Georgia Bar in 1989, he has practiced immigration law exclusively since approximately 1991. Prior to that he practiced criminal law, corporate law and litigation of constitutional matters. Mr. Cohen practices all areas of immigration law including family and employment cases, temporary and permanent visas, naturalization, deportation defense, and federal litigation. He has taught immigration law as an adjunct professor at the Georgia State University Law School. Mr. Cohen has also served as the Treasurer, Secretary and 2d Vice-Chair of the Georgia-Alabama American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) Chapter. In addition, Mr. Cohen has served twice on AILA's national liaison committee to the Executive Office for Immigration Review. He has also twice chaired the Atlanta AILA chapter's liaison committee to the Atlanta immigration court, and twice chaired the chapter's liaison committee to the Atlanta District CIS Office. Mr. Cohen has frequently been a speaker on national and local panels regarding immigration issues.
1992
- Univ of GA - 1989
2012
Ave Maria School of Law
2010
John Marshal Law School Atlanta
2005
University of Georgia School of Law
2000
Georgia State Univ. - 2000
2005
Georgia State University
Jeana Kwon, Esq. has been practicing law since 1993. ��She practices in the area of family immigration, including but not limited to DACA and DAPA applications, family green card applications and naturalization and citizenship applications. ��Jeana Kwon was born in Seoul, South Korea and immigrated to the U.S. in 1974 at the age of 7. ��As an immigrant, she has an understanding and sensitivity to the needs of the immigrants attempting to make United States their home. �� She obtained her bachelor of arts degree from the��University��of Texas at Austin in 1989 and her Juris��Doctor degree from Boston��University��in 1992. ��
OUR FIRM'S PHILOSOPHY: Responsiveness, Professionalism & Attention
Our firm's philosophy is to treat each client with individual care and attention. ��We listen to our clients. ��We respond quickly to phone calls and e-mails. ��We work as expediently as possible and yet take the time necessary to produce excellent work. �� We take��pride in our work and we do our best to insure that our clients receive the most��positive��outcomes in their particular��case. �� ��
2013
Boston University
2008
Georgia State University
2008
University of Miami
1989
Woodrow Wilson
Retired from Connecticut 12/2010
2008
Pace University School of Law
1989
South Texas College of Law
Simpson L. Goodman & Associates, PLLC was founded by its namesake, Simpson Goodman, in November of 2013.�� In one short year, the Firm has grown from its main office in Jackson, Mississippi to now include satellite offices in Augusta, Georgia and Shreveport, Louisiana.�� With a focus on the client and developing a working relationship with clients, the Firm's team strives to educate, communicate, and advise all of its clients with the utmost care and professionalism.��
Simpson Goodman personally manages the Georgia and Mississippi offices.�� Elizabeth A. Hancock is an attorney licensed in Louisiana.�� She recently joined the Firm, and she manages the Louisiana office.�� Elizabeth Hancock brings not only her unique experience with Social Security Disability and Veteran's Benefits, but she also adds a dynamic and caring personality.��
With a team of three legal assistants, Simpson and Elizabeth work hard everyday to advocate on behalf of and represent the Firm's clients.��
The Firm handles immigration and naturalization cases ranging from family-based visas to humanitarian options as well as all manners of defense in removal proceedings.�� With an eye on education and understanding on part of the client, the Firm strives to offer competitive, informative, and sound advice to all.��
2012
Mississippi College School of Law
Manjunath A. Gokare, Alpharetta, GA Manjunath Gokare is the founder of Gokare Law Firm in Alpharetta, GA. He has been a AILA member since 1999 and he received his J.D. from the Georgia State University College of Law (1999). He is an active AILA National Member having served as a member on AILA's Ombudsman committee for 2 years, VSC committee (4th year in a row) and AILA's L-1 Task Force. Manjunath is active in his community and he currently serves on the Executive Board of the Alpharetta High School Foundation.
Gokare Law Firm (GLF) provides its clients with sound legal advice in the areas of:
1999
Georgia State University - College of Law
Greenberg Traurig’s Business Immigration and Compliance Group represents businesses, organizations, and individuals from around the world on a wide range of immigration matters and visa needs.
2000
American University