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detailed legal and factual explanations of the case, has been the reasons for his success in getting his clients the benefits they were denied elsewhere.
Mr. Cassin is an Honors Graduate of the George Washington University Law School. He has worked as an Associate with a prestigious D.C. Immigration Firm where he specialized in difficult Immigration cases of all categories. In addition, Mr. Cassin, worked at the United Nations as an International Human Rights Negotiator prior to launching his Immigration Law career. Mr. Cassin’s International background has exposed him to many foreign languages and cultures. He speaks five foreign languages, and has dealt with individuals from virtually every culture and nationality.
Personal Introduction
My name is Samuel Cassin and I have practiced Immigration Law since 1999. I specialize in complicated cases that require heightened levels of attorney involvement and in-depth legal analysis. I specialize in Immigration Law. I am admitted to practice in Washington DC, and legally entitled to represent clients before the United States Immigration Authorities anywhere in the United States. I am a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and the author of a legal research article regarding the handling of Apostasy cases in the United States Asylum system. In addition to French, Hebrew and Arabic, which I speak fluently, I am able to handle relatively complex communications in Spanish and Yiddish. I also have a decent base in Russian, and I am in the process of acquiring some Amharic.
Prior to working with Immigration Law, I was an International Human Rights Negotiator at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, in that capacity, I participated in the drafting of the language of United States resolutions emanating from bodies like the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. My work at the United Nations put me in direct contact with International Immigration Law issues such as refugee and asylum law as well, the rights of migrant workers, and the citizenship laws of various countries, as well as their effect on statelessness.
I handle all areas of Immigration Law, including:
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