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Steven Brown is a Partner at Reddy & Neumann, P.C. focusing on non-immigrant visas and litigation. Steven A. Brown is a Partner at Reddy & Neumann, P.C. placed in Houston, Texas. He is a key member of the Non-immigrant visa branch and leads the Litigation Team on the corporation. With a sturdy background in immigration regulation, Stevens exercise covers all aspects of the non-immigrant visa technique, including submitting H-1B, L-1, E-three, H-4, and H-4 EAD petitions. Over the beyond two years, Steven has efficiently controlled over 1,000 non-immigrant visa petitions, managing the entirety from preliminary filings to responding to Requests for Evidence. He is also nicely-versed in drafting motions and appeals to support his clients cases. Steven is a depended on useful resource for F-1 college students in search of guidance on visa policies, in addition to any OPT or CPT problems they'll come across. In addition to his work with non-immigrant visas, Steven assists clients with DOL compliance subjects. He has represented clients in DOL Wage and Hour audits, making sure that they may be in full compliance with rules. Steven has also labored with organizations going through audits which have escalated to check via an Administrative Law Judge. As a member of the Reddy & Neumann Litigation Team, Steven collaborates with groups and applicants to increase federal court litigation techniques for denied or partly denied non-immigrant petitions. His intention is to provide innovative answers to complicated immigration troubles, ensuring the satisfactory viable outcome for his clients. Steven earned his J.D. from South Texas College of Law in May 2016. Prior to becoming a member of Reddy & Neumann, he received valuable litigation revel in as a volunteer attorney with the Consumer Protection Division of the Texas Attorney Generals workplace. Overall, Steven A. Brown is a dedicated and experienced legal professional who's committed to presenting top-notch legal offerings to his customers inside the subject of immigration law.

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