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• Dornbaum & Peregoy is considered one of the preeminent speciality law firms in the State of New Jersey, with a practice limited to immigration and nationality matters. The firm's emphasis is on employment and family based immigration. Dornbaum & Peregoy enjoys a national reputation and regularly and expertly handles complex matters nationwide. The firm has achieved Martindale-Hubbell's highest rating for legal ability and ethical standards and is listed in "The Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers", 1994-Present, under Immigration Law. This listing is limited to the top 3% of law firms that have received Martindale-Hubbell's highest rating. This rating is earned by only 11% of U.S. Lawyers. The rating is based on anonymous peer review questionnaires. Dornbaum & Peregoy is one of only a select limited number of law firms in New Jersey with a practice limited to Immigration and Nationality Law to receive this honor. Both principals have over 20 years legal experience.

  Neil S. Dornbaum is a past Chair of the ABA's National Immigration Law Committee (General Practice Section); past Chair of AILA's N.J. Chapter and past Chair of the N.J. State Bar Association, Immigration, Naturalization and Americanism Section. He lectures nationally on various aspects of Immigration Law practice for NJICLE, Federal Bar, ABA and AILA. He serves as NJICLE Program Chair/ Course book editor for Advanced Immigration Law Issues for Attorneys, Human Resource Personnel and In House Counsel, and the Annual Immigration Law Conference. He is on the editorial board for Immigration Law Today and is a reviewer for Kurzban's Immigration Law Sourcebook. He currently serves as liaison for AILA to the ABA's Commission on Immigration. He is listed in "The Best Lawyers in America", "The International Who's Who of Business Lawyers", New Jersey Magazine's "Top Lawyers" and "Super Lawyers" publications for his work in Immigration.

  Kathleen M. Peregoy has been practicing corporate/commercial/transactional law for over 20 years; for the last 10 years she has practiced exclusively in corporate immigration law. She concentrates her work in PERM, Labor Certification, Extraordinary Ability, National Interest, Outstanding Researchers and Professors, Corporate Transferees, and other employment/business categories. She handles work for numerous Fortune 500 and emerging technology companies in the following sectors: biotechnology, chemical, engineering (environmental/power), financial services (accounting/auditing, insurance, investment banks), health care, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, & semiconductors.

  Ms. Peregoy has lectured and published on commercial and Immigration law topics and is listed each of "The Best Lawyers in America" and in New Jersey Magazine's "Top Lawyers" and "Super Lawyers" publications for her work in Immigration.

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