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Biography
Brandon is dedicated to helping individuals, businesses, and families navigate the US immigration system. Before joining Brown, he gained broad experience serving diverse client communities. Earlier in his legal training, Brandon also worked with Catholic Charities Diocese of Cleveland’s Immigration Legal Services department and another local immigration law firm, where he worked primarily with family, asylum, and removal defense matters. At the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland, Brandon helped represent clients across multiple practice areas during his time with the organization’s Bankruptcy and Family Law departments. He also led a comparative research project analyzing mandatory reporting and strangulation statutes nationwide, culminating in a presentation to the Ohio Supreme Court’s Domestic Violence Program that continues to inform policy discussions and reform efforts.
While completing his dual J.D./LL.M. program at Middlesex University in London, Brandon expanded hisperspective as a practitioner through his work with the Turkey Human Rights Litigation Support Project, an internationalNGO assisting in cases before the European Court of Human Rights and the UN Human Rights Council. He carries the perspective gained from these diverse experiences into his practice with Brown, allowing him to approach each client’s case with a genuine commitment to achieving meaningful results.
Brandon’s passion for immigration law is rooted in his belief that everyone deserves the chance to build a secure and dignified life.Immigration provides him with the chance to translate his passion for helping others into a career.Throughout college, he dedicatedseveral years to volunteering with the NNEMAP Food Pantry, working with families to address food insecurity and connecting them with resources. He also served on the executive board of the Refugee Outreach Collective during law school, a student-run organization focused on supporting local refugee and immigrant communities through outreach and advocacy.Brandon is very committed to serving communities, everywhere, and has regularly volunteered with organizations such as the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland, and Learning Enterprises, where he taught English to students in Panama.
Overall, Brandon aims to approach his work with empathy, diligence, and respect—the same values that guide him at Brown, where he strives to assist clients with compassion and integrity through every step of the immigration process.
Licenses
- State Bar(s): Admission to Practice Law in Ohio – Supreme Court of Ohio
- November 17, 2025
Education History
- Case Western Reserve University School of Law (Cleveland, Ohio)
- Juris Doctor (J.D.), International Law – Immigration
- Concurrent JD/LLM Exchange Nominee
- Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet (Senior Editor)
- Middlesex University (London, United Kingdom)
- Master of Laws (LL.M.) with Distinction, International Human Rights
- First Class Honors
- The Ohio State University (Columbus, OH)
- Bachelor of Arts (BA), Political Science and Spanish (Cum Laude)
- Sigma Delta Pi Hispanic Honors
Employment History
- Brown Immigration Law, Associate Attorney
- Turkey Human Rights Litigation Support Project, Student Intern
- The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland, Summer Associate
- Cleveland Catholic Charities – Migration and Refugee Services, Legal Extern
- LSN Legal LLC, Law Clerk
Languages
- English– Native or bilingual proficiency
- Spanish– Professional working proficiency
Professional Associations & Memberships
- American Immigration Lawyers Association
- Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association
- International Bar Association
Notable Media & Thought Leadership
Protecting Migrants from Atrocities: Closing Gaps in the Future Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes Against Humanity (Sep. 18, 2025) (LL.M. dissertation, Middlesex University)
Human Rights on Pause: Assessing the CBP Digital Metering Process and Obligations of Non-Refoulement Beyond Borders, CASE W. RES. J. L. TECH. & INTERNET (forthcoming).
Motion to Show Cause: Enforcing a Shared Parenting Plan, 40 THE ALERT 1, 3 (Summer 2024)
Comparative Analysis of Mandatory Medical Reporting & Strangulation Statutes by State, Researcher and Presenter, The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland & Ohio Supreme Court Domestic Violence Program, August 7, 2024.
Understanding “Buy Now, Pay Later” Services, 39 THE ALERT 2, 2 (Summer 2023),