Robert F. Loughran, Austin, TX

Robert Loughran is the managing partner of the Austin office of Foster LLP. Named "Lawyer of the Year" again in 2022 in Austin, TX by Best Lawyers in America and recently recognized as a Thought Leader in Corporate Immigration by Who's Who Legal, his practice is concentrated in the areas of corporate immigration, emigration to third countries, and related international law. Robert is an active member of the community, and is involved with more than fourteen different councils, committees and organizations including the British-American Business Association, the Association of Business Immigration Lawyers, the Texas State Bar Standing Committee on Laws Relating to Immigration and Nationality, and the AILA H-1b liaison Committee at the Vermont Service Center in the 2000s. He presents frequently before legal, professional, and academic organizations on the topics of U.S. and foreign work authorization, employer sanctions, maintenance of status, and changes in government proceedings.

Devang Patel, Atlanta, GA

Devang “Dev” Patel is an Associate with Fragomen’s Atlanta office. He is a past board member of the South Asian Bar Association (SABA) of Georgia and was recently named as an honoree in the “On the Rise” category for the 2022 Georgia Legal Awards. Mr. Patel received his J.D. from the Georgia State University College of Law.

Andrea-Li Wallace, Reston, VA

Andrea-Li Wallace is an associate attorney with Goel & Anderson LLC. She advises multinational corporate clients on a wide range of immigration matters involving nonimmigrant and immigrant visas, PERM, and consular processing. Andrea has represented individuals, small businesses, and multinational corporations across various industries. She was recently selected to serve as a member of the AILA National– Message Center Moderators Committee. Mrs. Wallace received her J.D. from the Florida State University.

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