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ARTICLE · 06 JUNE 2025

Weinstein Profiled In Law.com's "How I Made Partner" Series

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Pryor Cashman Partner Dina Weinstein, a member of the firm's Immigration Group, was profiled in Law.com's "How I Made Partner" series.

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Pryor Cashman Partner Dina Weinstein, a member of the firm's Immigration Group, was profiled in Law.com's "How I Made Partner" series.

In the Q&A, "How I Made Partner: 'The Work Product Should Always Reflect Professionalism and Care,' Says Dina Weinstein of Pryor Cashman," Dina shares reflections on her path to partnership, the mentors who shaped her career, and the high standards she maintains for client service and legal work.

She underscores the importance of ownership and attention to detail in legal practice:

"[W]hen sending drafts to partners and clients, the draft should be as complete and proofread as possible [...] Even if we know that these documents will not be reviewed carefully by the government officer, the work product is seen by the clients and their employees applying for these visas, so they should always reflect the professionalism and care that we put into them."

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