Amy is a partner at Brown Immigration Law who has been practicing immigration law since 2007. After obtaining a post-graduate degree in Latin American literature and culture, Amy decided to go to law school in order to assist foreign nationals in their quest to reside lawfully in the United States of America. Amy practices all areas of immigration law and specializes in asylum, removal defense, litigation, and humanitarian and family-based cases, including special immigrant juveniles. Amy is licensed as an attorney by the Ohio Supreme Court.
Amy was an adjunct professor teaching immigration law at the Moritz College of Law at the Ohio State University from 2017 to 2022. Amy is well-known in the immigrant community for her honest approach of evaluating a potential client’s available options to obtain lawful status in the United States and does not accept a case unless she is confident there will be a positive outcome.