Geoffrey has a unique background in both law and science, making him preeminently qualified to represent University Professors, Scientists, and Researchers seeking either non-immigrant or immigrant visas.
Most attorneys either rely solely on the scientists themselves to provide them with the necessary expertise, or else spend substantial hours attempting to decipher the nature of the work being performed. That is, a large part of what we do in Outstanding Researcher, National Interest Waiver, or Alien of Extraordinary Ability cases is to break down the technical language of the work being done, and turn it in to language someone with no scientific background can easily understand. You see, the CIS needs to know that the work being done is important, and that the contribution of the alien in question is outstanding or of significant importance.
With Geoffrey’s background, he has the necessary knowledge to turn complex scientific articles and accomplishments into easy-to-understand descriptions that US CIS adjudicators should be able to use with ease.
Geoffrey’s scientific background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Nuclear Engineering, with minors in Mathematics and Political Science. He was a visiting student at Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Center for Nonlinear Studies for one and a half years.
Geoffrey has more than five years experience as an attorney in a diverse array of disciplines, including three years researching and writing legal opinions for judges at the Missouri Court of Appeals.
This background in both science and legal writing makes Geoffrey precisely the right person to expand our practice into the areas of representing Universities and scientific researchers and professors. We offer nation-wide representation of individuals, at Mid-West pricing. Why pay double or triple for the same work, solely because your attorney is on the East or West coast?
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