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Attorney Modi Hosted Seminar About Important Immigration Law Updates October 15, 2018

Professor and Attorney Susham M. Modi of The Modi Law Firm in Houston is widely considered one of the nation’s leading legal minds when it comes to everything related to immigration law and policies. Not only is he well-versed in preexisting case laws and regulations, but he ...

Attorney Modi Hosted Seminar About Important Immigration Law Updates October 15, 2018
Professor and Attorney Susham M. Modi of The Modi Law Firm in Houston is widely considered one of the nation’s leading legal minds when it comes to everything related to immigration law and policies. ...
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Modi Law Firm Named 10 Best Immigration Law Firm in Texas by AIOLC October 15, 2018
The Modi Law Firm in Houston has been fully dedicated to upholding and protecting the rights of immigrants and their families ever since its founding. We are proud to have made a name for ourselves as ...
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Attorney Susham Modi Nominated for 2018 Houston's Top Lawyer August 9, 2018
Attorney Susham Modi is known throughout the greater Houston metropolitan area and the surrounding counties as an immigration lawyer people can depend on during trying times. He has always dedicated ...
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Attorney Modi Invited to Discuss Current Immigration Laws & Concerns July 30, 2018
Attorney Susham Modi of The Modi Law Firm in Houston is widely regarded as one of the leading legal minds when it comes to immigration law in America due to his recognition as a top immigration ...
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D.C. District Court Judge Orders the Revival of DACA May 8, 2018
The Trump Administration’s promises to tighten up borders and escalate immigration control have been met with more serious resistance. U.S. District Judge John Bates of the United States District ...
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Trump Administration Ends Protections for Over 200,000 Salvadorans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Sudanese Living for Many Years in the United States February 7, 2018
Earlier this month, the Trump administration announced that it will end the Temporary Protected Status (“TPS”) of more than 200,000 Salvadorans who have lived in the United States since at least 2001, ...
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