Experienced Courtroom Bilingual Immigration Attorney-REMOTE

Job Description

This successful Chicago based Law Firm, is currently looking to increase its National family based Immigration footprint. If you have family based Immigration experience and are courtroom savvy, please read on. We are an upwardly mobile National firm, that can offer both professional growth and job stability; we are seeking to hire a bilingual (English/Spanish) Immigration attorney with EOIR court experience willing to practice in court (depending on location, some travel would be required).

We are in need of a reliable and dedicated candidate, one that is willing to partner with our National Immigration team remotely. You must be willing appear in Immigration court (all expenses paid and bonuses will be earned for travel). Only serious candidates need apply.

Job Summary: This position requires a self-starter with the desire and discipline to work remotely. You will find that this will not only be challenging work, but rewarding, as you assist your client(s) while you assist you clients with their legal needs.

Full time employees enjoy a collaborative work environment, competitive compensation and performance-based incentives and bonuses.

As a remote Immigration Attorney, you will have regular contact with your clients and be able to communicate promptly at all times.

As a remote Immigration Attorney, you will manage case files in an effective and organized manner demonstrating productivity and efficiency.

The ideal candidate with be a Licensed Attorney with some Family Immigration and courtroom experience

Experience Microsoft Office, Outlook and "home office" technology is required.

Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish required.

Education and Other Requirements:

JD from an accredited Law School

2-3 years of Immigration experience

Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment

Effective communication skills

You must possess the ability to handle a high-volume caseload

Demonstrated attention to detail

Responsible, reliable and self-starting

Must be EOIR registered