Brian Scott Green (DL), Littleton, CO

Brian S. Green is a solo practitioner in Denver, who focuses on bringing federal court challenges to immigration and visa denials and delays, nationwide. Brian has practiced complex litigation and trial work since 2001, and U.S. immigration law full-time since 2007. Brian is admitted to practice before thirty (30) U.S. district courts. He “cut his teeth” as a judicial law clerk, public defender, and then as outside trial counsel for GE and General Motors (with now Senior U.S. District Judge Nora Barry Fischer). Brian has been active with AILA at the national and chapter levels, frequently writing and speaking on federal litigation topics. He is also active with the Minoru Yasui American Inn of Court and the Faculty of Federal Advocates, both in Denver. Brian is a graduate of Washington & Jefferson College and Case Western Reserve University School of Law, where he studied trial tactics under the late Professor Emeritus Jim McElhaney.

Charles H. Kuck, AILA Past President, Atlanta, GA

Mr. Kuck is Managing Partner Kuck | Baxter Immigration LLC. Mr. Kuck is a past National President of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and a past President of the Alliance of Business Immigration Lawyers. He was again named one of the top 5 corporate immigration attorneys in the world by Chambers & Partners in 2022. Mr. Kuck has been listed for more than 20 years in Best Lawyers in America and as a Georgia "Super Lawyer.” Mr. Kuck frequently appears in national and international media speaking about U.S. Immigration law issues, and is a veteran advocate for employers, immigrant investors, visa applicants, and asylum seekers.

Robert Pauw, AILA Author, Litigating Immigration Cases in Federal Court, 5th Ed., Seattle, WA

Robert Pauw is a partner in the Seattle law firm of Gibbs Houston Pauw. He has practiced immigration law since 1987, specializing in immigration-related litigation. He has taught immigration law at Seattle University and the University of Washington for over 25 years, and is the author of Litigating Immigration Cases in Federal Court (6th ed. forthcoming). He has received AILA’s Jack Wasserman Award for Excellence in Litigation.

Emma Winger, Senior Attorney, American Immigration Council, Washington, DC

Emma Winger is a Senior Attorney with the American Immigration Council, where she works to protect the rights of noncitizens through affirmative litigation, amicus briefs, and practice advisories for immigration attorneys. She holds a J.D. from Boston College Law School.

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