Let me cut through the noise and roll out the carpet for these legal eagles over at Greenberg Traurig. Now, it's not every day you see a heavy-hitter firm waxing poetic, but with 11 of their own landing spots on Lawdragon's 2026 Leading Immigration Lawyers guide, it’s worth a raised eyebrow—lifting over 10% of the list isn't just noise, it’s a full-blown triumph.
A Closer Look at Greenberg Traurig's Top Performers
These folks aren't ink dealers; they're strategic masterminds. We're talking about advisors who counsel business moguls on how to move their workforce across borders like chess pieces on a board. It ain’t just about stamping papers either; it’s compliance, it’s mobility, and oh boy, they’ve got their hands on more than a few spinning plates. This field isn’t for the shy or the slow, and these guys have nailed it.
Legal Brains Behind the Magic
Let's name names. Leading the charge, we’ve got Courtney Brooks steering the complex I-9 compliance waters. Dillon R. Colucci stands tall, bridging immigration for individuals, families, and businesses with the kind of finesse you'd expect in a seasoned opera conductor. Jennifer Hermansky makes sure employment immigration doesn’t hit any roadblocks. Cole F. Heyer? He’s your go-to for family and business immigration matters, balancing scales like nobody's business.
"These selections are proof in the pudding. The firm’s got depth, inside out."
Greenberg Traurig’s Unmatched Reach
But here's the kicker. This recognition isn't in isolation. With 3,100 lawyers across more than 50 offices from New York to the other side of the pond, Greenberg Traurig’s reach is as broad as it is capable. They’re not just consultants; they’re trusted advisors with a strategic edge.
Kate Kalmykov is carving up the niche of business immigration and rocking the compliance scene. Ian R. Macdonald, a maestro in the international employment and immigration arena, makes sure that every move is a calculated step towards success. They’re orchestrating solutions spanning continents while others are still figuring out which end is up.
Guardians of Legal Strategy
It doesn’t stop there, either. Laura Foote Reiff plays the business immigration and compliance game with precision. Agnes Cha Rudinsky, Nataliya Rymer, and Miriam Thompson make sure to bring their A-game in employment-based immigration and compliance. And Rebecca B. Schechter? If business immigration and compliance were a game of poker, she'd walk away with the pot every hand.
Greenberg Traurig isn’t just making waves, they're making history, stacking accolades up like a mischievous kid with a deck of cards. Recognized as a 2025 "Best of the Best Recommended Law Firm," these folks continue to deliver what their clients expect: excellence.
"This isn’t sheer luck. It’s about having a finger on the pulse of the environment and charting undiscovered paths amid fluctuating rules."
Every time I hear about these mammoth moves, it’s clear that Greenberg Traurig's got their peepers on the prize, and they don’t miss. Next up? Watch them hustle through 2026, keeping tabs on regulations and keeping clients out of trouble's way—no easy feat with the political wind-shifts we’ve seen.
- Courtney Brooks: I-9 Compliance
- Dillon R. Colucci: Immigration for individuals, families, businesses
- Jennifer Hermansky: Employment Immigration
- Cole F. Heyer: Family and Business Immigration
- Kate Kalmykov: Business Immigration and Compliance
- Ian R. Macdonald: International Employment and Immigration
- Laura Foote Reiff: Business Immigration & Compliance
- Agnes Cha Rudinsky: Workplace Immigration, Compliance
- Nataliya "Natasha" Rymer: Employment-Based Immigration & Compliance
- Rebecca B. Schechter: Business Immigration & Compliance
- Miriam C. Thompson: Business Immigration, Compliance
Greenberg Traurig, you’ve earned your stars on Lawdragon’s grand stage. Here’s to more success, and keeping those immigration fires burning bright.
