Attorneys

Mr. Yacub has been on the forefront of representing business and immigrants for more than two decades. An immigrant himself, Mr. Yacub, was born in Argentina and it is the head of Yacub Law Office.

Mr. Yacub creates an individualized strategy to protect immigrant’s interests with full knowledge of the chosen path. With published decisions from the Board of Immigration Appeals and the federal judiciary, Mr. Yacub has worked diligently in protecting the right of immigrants. He has filed numerous petitions for reviews in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Ninth, and Eleventh Circuit Courts of Appeals. In addition, attorney Yacub has represented immigrants in the United States District Courts for the Eastern District of Virginia and Maryland.

Mr. Yacub has proudly published articles in the American Immigration Lawyers’ Association Annual Conference and has been a guest speaker since 2000. He is a professor at the University of Virginia School of Law, Charlottesville.

Mr. Yacub has received awards from the United States House of Representatives and the American Immigration Lawyers’ Association (Washington, DC chapter). His work takes him from the immigration courtrooms to the board rooms of business owners and talented professionals who either want to invest in the United States under the EB-5 program, get a green card under the EB-2 NIW program, or companies who want to sponsor qualified immigrants to work in the United States.

Mr. Millett has successfully represented hundreds of clients in their removal defense. Mr. Millett has proven track record that includes wining at the Board of Immigration Appeals. Mr. Millett has extensive experience obtained asylum from both the Asylum Office and the Immigration Court. He has represented clients before the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. His experience includes affirmative, defensive, and nunc pro tunc asylums, LPR and Non-LPR Cancellation of removal, MTRs, NACARA relief, LRIFA relief, Humanitarian Reinstatements, T Nonimmigrant Status relief, U Nonimmigrant Status relief, TPS relief, VAWA relief, 212, 601, 601-A, and 237(a)(1)(h) waivers, humanitarian parole, family-petitions, consular processing, naturalization, and I-360s.

Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Millett worked on discovery matters for complex litigation in Richmond, Virginia.

Prior to his undergraduate education, he lived and worked in El Salvador. He also interned in San Jose, Costa Rica, and in Madrid, Spain during law school.

Mr. Millett is fluent in English and Spanish.

Ms. Pardo assists with the firm’s removal defense docket, working with other team members on complex immigration cases at the trial and appellate level. Ms. Pardo is a licensed attorney in Argentina and the United States. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Pardo was an accomplished environmental lawyer in Argentina, recognized by Who’s Who and Best Lawyers for her work in environmental and natural resources law. Ms. Pardo has taught at universities in Buenos Aires, contributed to legal publications in Argentina, the United States, and the United Kingdom, and has been a featured panelist at numerous conferences and seminars in Latin America.

Ms. Pardo is a native speaker of Spanish and is fluent in English and French.

 Ms. A Joo Kim is an accomplished attorney specializing in immigration law, with a strong track record of representing clients in complex immigration cases. She represents clients in removal proceedings, particularly handling asylum, withholding of removal, cancellation of protection under the Convention Against Torture, and adjustment of status, among others. Ms. Kim manages and oversees the firm’s Special Immigrant Juvenile Status docket for Maryland and Washington, DC, representing clients in Maryland and DC courts. Ms. Kim is also proficient in managing cases before the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (I-360, I-130, N-400, etc.), ensuring her clients navigate the intricacies of immigration laws with confidence.

Prior to her current role, Ms. Kim served as a Legal Officer for the government of the Republic of Korea where she was involved in international dispute settlements and represented Korea in high-stakes investor-State arbitration. Ms. Kim was formerly a judicial law clerk to Hon. Dennis M. Robinson, Jr. at Baltimore County Circuit Court. Ms. Kim’s extensive background includes advocacy for human rights, international arbitration, and trade law. She is admitted to the Maryland and District of Columbia Bars and speaks English, Korean, and Spanish, with work experiences in Costa Rica and Spain.

Carolyn Island has nearly ten years of experience as an immigration attorney, primarily focusing on corporate immigration, including NIV, National Interest Visa waivers, EB-1, EB-2 and EB-3 green card petitions. Ms. Island has experience representing industry leaders from large tech companies to small Silcon Valley start ups. She is passionate and skilled in guiding clients through the long and complicated immigration journey through employment. Though Ms. Island focuses on corporate immigration, she also has successfully represented client before USCIS, the Immigration Courts and before the Board of Immigration Appeals.

Ms. Loveys Dozier is a licensed attorney through the State of New York. She joined the firm’s removal defense team in 2024 and represents clients in complex immigration matters. Ms. Loveys Dozier specializes in trauma-informed domestic violence advocacy and works diligently to protect victims of violence and human trafficking.

Ms. Loveys Dozier’s career has been dedicated to elevating voices of those most often unheard and empowering others to find their voice. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Loveys Dozier worked with nonprofit organizations and in higher education to promote access to healthcare and access to education. Most recently, Ms. Loveys Dozier was the Deputy Director of a not-for-profit law firm, promoting access to justice in rural communities.

Ms. Loveys Dozier is a native English speaker and is studying to become fluent in
Spanish.

Erick Resek has nearly 10 years of experience working with immigrants in the legal field. He began first as a paralegal in Salt Lake City in 2014, then as a student attorney for the W&L Immigrant Rights Clinic during law school, and finally as a licensed attorney after passing the Maryland Bar. He has worked on hundreds of cases and has successfully obtained legal status for countless clients in a variety of matters before the immigration court and USCIS, with a primary focus on defending clients in removal proceedings. Prior to joining the firm, he worked at a boutique law firm in Charlottesville, Virginia, where he practiced immigration law for nearly five years.

The son of Argentine immigrants, Erick grew up in an immigrant community in West Valley City, Utah, where nearly 40% of the population is Hispanic. Immersed in the culture of Central and South America, his passion for serving the immigrant community is rooted in his upbringing, as many of his childhood friends were undocumented. He regularly volunteers to help the immigrant community and participates in local activism and advocacy for immigrant groups. He is a native Spanish speaker, and also speaks French fluently, having lived in Montreal, Canada, for several years. He enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter in his free time, playing soccer and chess competitively, cooking asados for events and parties, drinking yerba mate, and watching his favorite teams, the Argentina National Team and Arsenal FC.