Susan G. Roy is a seasoned immigration attorney with a distinguished career spanning roles in both public service and private practice. She began her legal journey through the Department of Justice Attorney General Honors Program, later serving as an Immigration Judge in Newark, NJ, and as an Assistant Chief Counsel and National Security Attorney for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Currently, Susan owns a law firm specializing in complex immigration cases. A leader in the legal community, she is a Past Chair of the NJ Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and has contributed to over 90 amici curiae briefs as a member of the Round Table of Former Immigration Judges. Recognized for her advocacy and expertise, Susan has received numerous awards, served as an adjunct professor at prestigious law schools, and continues to mentor attorneys while educating on critical immigration and litigation issues.

Enes Hajdarpasic has practiced complex litigation since 2011, working in both private and public sectors. He has represented business clients in commercial litigation and served as a civil immigration Assistant U.S. Attorney (AUSA) for the District of New Jersey, handling federal lawsuits for agencies like USCIS, ICE, and the Department of State. Leveraging his extensive experience, Enes now leads a law firm's litigation department, focusing on commercial and immigration litigation, with expertise in navigating complex legal challenges across various stages of the litigation process.

Carolina T. Curbelo, a graduate of Rutgers University and Vermont Law School, is the founder and principal attorney at Curbelo Law in Ridgewood, New Jersey. With over a decade of legal experience, she provides exceptional counsel in immigration and real estate law to clients in the New Jersey and New York metro areas, as well as internationally. Carolina has represented a diverse range of clients, including LGBTQ individuals, unaccompanied children, and refugees seeking asylum, and advises businesses on immigration compliance. Recognized for her professionalism, she has been named one of Bergen County's top immigration lawyers by Bergen Magazine and frequently speaks at nonprofit organizations and community events to educate on immigration issues.

Filomena Lepore Taylor is the Co-Founding Partner of LTF and a seasoned corporate immigration attorney with extensive experience representing businesses, including Fortune 500 companies, in obtaining work visas, managing compliance, and addressing government enforcement actions. She also leads the firm’s Private Client Practice, advising individuals on matters such as U.S. citizenship, family-based petitions, waivers of inadmissibility, and entrepreneur visas. A magna cum laude graduate of New York Law School, Filomena is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and a frequent speaker on immigration legal developments. Beyond her practice, she provides pro bono representation for vulnerable individuals, volunteers with nonprofit organizations, and serves on advisory boards supporting underserved communities.

Rosanna Fox is the Co-Founding Partner of Lepore Taylor Fox and leads the firm’s Entrepreneur and Start-up Practice, specializing in guiding foreign entrepreneurs and investors through the process of starting businesses in the United States. With extensive experience in immigration strategy, she has successfully advised start-ups across various industries on temporary work visas and green card pathways. Rosanna also counsels domestic and multinational companies, including Fortune 500 firms, on immigration programs and worksite compliance, including I-9 and E-Verify requirements. Passionate about helping clients achieve their professional and personal goals, she balances her legal career with her love for running and mentoring young girls through the Girls on the Run program.

Alan J. Pollack, Managing Partner of his immigration law firm, has over 21 years of experience practicing immigration law in New Jersey and New York. A Past Chair of the New Jersey Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), he currently serves on AILA’s National USCIS Field Office Operations Liaison Committee and the Executive Committee of the Immigration Section of the New Jersey State Bar. An expert in business immigration, I-9 compliance, and complex family visa matters, Alan also teaches Immigration Law and Politics as an adjunct professor at Montclair State University. Recognized for excellence by U.S. News & World Report and Martindale Hubbell, he is frequently invited to speak at conferences, has published on immigration topics, and has appeared on NBC News discussing immigration issues.

Dakotah Catlin Pratt-Hewitt is a licensed attorney in New York, admitted to the bar in 2015 after graduating from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. She co-founded Rosenberg & Pratt-Hewitt, LLP, a full-service immigration law firm based in New York City, where she serves clients seeking permanent residency, citizenship, or facing removal proceedings.

Brian D. O’Neill, a seasoned attorney with nearly 40 years of experience, is a member of the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Bars. A graduate of the University of Maryland (B.A., High Honors) and Rutgers-Camden School of Law (J.D., Honors), he began his career as a litigator at Rawle & Henderson and later served as Chief Legal Officer at Curtiss-Wright Corporation, mastering business, employment, and defense procurement law. Since 2001, Brian has built a respected private practice in business, employment, and immigration law, handling complex cases including asylum, family immigration, removal defense, and business immigration. An active member of AILA, the National Employment Lawyers Association, and the New Jersey Bar Association, he is also an accomplished author, known for his works on American aviation history and World War II.