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Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP

2400 N GLENVILLE DRIVE, BUILDING A, SUITE 100, RICHARDSON, TX 75082, USA

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Jeremy Fudge

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Managing Partner

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Jeremy Fudge serves as Managing Partner of BAL. He champions the firm’s vision and helps direct the firm’s strategy and operations around the world. Jeremy is dedicated to serving the firm’s employees who in turn make BAL the platinum standard for client service, strategy and program management in global mobility. As General Counsel, Jeremy oversees the firm’s legal and ethical compliance. Jeremy directs the delivery of worldwide immigration services to his clients through the firm’s global offices. His practice also encompasses all aspects of US business immigration law, including advising companies in US immigration practice and policy concerns.

Languages

English

Member

American Immigration Lawyers Association

Education

The University of Texas School of Law, Juris Doctorate, cum laude

Baylor University, Bachelor of Science, magna cum laude, Journalism and Political Science

Admitted to: State Bar of Texas

United States: Labor and employment

Immigration

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Jeremy Fudge - Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP

Within: Immigration

Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP is a powerhouse in immigration law. The firm has seven US offices and 11 international platforms, all of which focus exclusively on corporate immigration law, and its highly experienced lawyers attract praise for offering ‘proactive solutions’ to a wide range of immigration matters. From Dallas, managing partner Jeremy Fudge and Kortney Gibson are advising a global internet technology company on the full scope of immigration issues involving over 60 countries. Gibson also manages some of the largest immigration programs in the US, with the telecoms sphere a notable sweet spot. From Houston, Roberto Caballero specializes in managing immigration programs for large oil and gas companies. In San Francisco, David Berry is assisting a multinational military contractor with immigration issues. Vernadette Antonio, who attracts praise for her ability to ‘think outside the box’, is also recommended in San Francisco; she oversees the office’s global visa practice and handles multinational immigration matters for clients from the aerospace, construction, hi-tech and engineering sectors. Washington DC-based Lynden Melmed acts for clients in immigration-related audits and federal investigations. Senior counsel Jeffrey Gorsky is also recommended in the Washington DC office. In March 2017, senior counsel Kelli Duehning, who was previously the managing attorney of the Western Law Division of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), joined the San Francisco office.

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