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Attorney Schlesinger helps clients fight back against unfavorable verdicts and find a positive resolution to their concerns with his keen eye for a strong appeal. Client-Focused Service. Our San Diego immigration lawyers at Jacobs & Schlesinger are deeply connected in the community and regularly take pro bono work.
Jacobs & Schlesinger LLP has a law office located in San Diego, CA. Martindale-Hubbell provides the office's address, phone number, website, and hours.
Jacobs & Schlesinger LLP, a San Diego, California (CA) Law Firm - Immigration and Nationality Law, Appellate Litigation
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Our Lawyers at Jacobs & Schlesinger LLP have decades of combined knowledge and experience navigating all types of immigration cases and are able to handle any immigration-related question. Visit https://zcu.io/8VsF or call us at (619) 230-0012 to schedule an appointment.
Contact a San Diego nonimmigrant visa attorney today by calling (619) 230-0012. Compassionate & Individualized Care Backed by Years of Experience & Hundreds of Client Success Stories. Interested in coming to the U.S. temporarily? At Jacobs & Schlesinger, our San Diego nonimmigrant visa attorneys can help you apply for a visa. Call today.
Attorney David Schlesinger, partner at Jacobs & Schlesinger, focuses his practice on all phases of appellate proceedings in immigration, criminal, and civil cases before the federal court of appeals, California courts, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and USCIS’s Administrative Appeals Office.
