Raju Mahajan, Esq
Managing Attorney
Raju is an experienced Employment-Based (EB) and Investment based attorney. He is licensed to practice in Maryland and Washington DC. However, as Immigration is a Federal subject, he helps his clients getting Green Card all over the US. He also helps Bangladeshi businesspeople investing in the US through EB-5 and E-2 categories.A poster-boy of the American dream, Raju himself received his Green Card through EB-2 NIW back in 2014. While Raju is an expert in the Employment-based National Interest Waiver (EB2 NIW) application, he is also sound in EB-1, EB-2 (regular), EB-5, E-2, Asylum, and Family-based Green Card application.
Because of language and cultural barriers, many immigrants face extra challenges when they need legal help. Raju makes it easy for them, especially for Bengali speaking immigrants. Raju helps them in all immigration matters. He is involved with numerous progressive organizations and advocacy groups working for the betterment of immigrant life in the US. He dreams of a judicial system that will treat all Americans equally.
Not only for immigrants, but Raju is also committed to serving everybody, especially those who cannot afford the help they need to maintain their rights. In our broken system, legal help can be so expensive that the innocent and needy are often forced to suffer because they cannot afford the help they need to maintain their rights legally. However, Raju is for those who cannot hire expensive lawyers to win a case.
Education
LMU Duncan School of Law (JD, 2019)
West Virginia State University (MA, 2014)
University of Dhaka (BSS, 2009)
Bar Admissions
Maryland
Washington DC
Memberships and Affiliations
- American Bar Association
- South Asian Bar Association
- The National Lawyers Guild (NLG).
- American Immigration Lawyers Association
Languages
- Bengali
- English
Allison Pino
Law Clerk
Education
Stetson College of Law in Gulfport, Florida
Bar Admissions
International Bar Association
Hispanic Bar Association
Memberships and Affiliations
Languages
- English
Alina Rizvi
Law Clerk
Alina Rizvi is a law graduate with a background in immigration and international human rights law. She is passionate about helping immigrants and marginalized populations. During law school, Alina was a student attorney for immigrant justice with the South Royalton Legal Clinic, where she worked on immigration cases with a focus on humanitarian relief. She was also Deputy Chief-of-Staff and an Associate Editor for JURIST, an online legal news publication, in which she published stories about international human rights law current events. Additionally, Alina has completed two judicial internships. During her free time, Alina enjoys spending time with friends and family, reading, and traveling.
Education
- Law school: Vermont Law School (JD, 2021)
- Undergrad: State University of New York at New Paltz (BA, 2016)
Bar Admissions
Memberships and Affiliations
Languages
- Urdu
- English
Darius A. Holliday, J.D.
Law Clerk
Raised in Jacksonville, Florida, Darius graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor’s in Political Science. While enrolled at Southern University Law Center, Darius externed with Hon. Judge Erin Wilder-Doomes in U.S. District Court, Louisiana Middle District. Darius has also served as a Fellow for the Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project, a street law clinic that teaches Constitutional law and Mock Trial strategy to high schoolers in Baton Rouge, LA. Similarly, Darius was a 2020 Peggy Brown Fellow for United Electrical, Machine, and Radio union in Pittsburgh, PA. In this role, he assisted in-house counsel with their advocacy for union members. Nevertheless, Darius served as Editor-In-Chief for Southern University La Center’s Journal of Race, Gender, and Poverty during the 2020-2021 academic year. Darius plans to pursue a career in v Employment law and Privacy Law.
Education
Bar Admissions
Memberships and Affiliations
Languages
- English
Kaitlin Moran
Law Clerk
Kate Moran is a rising 3L at Lincoln Memorial University’s Duncan School of Law. Raised in Tennessee, she pursued her undergraduate degree at the University of Tennessee at Martin and went onto LMU for her legal education. While in law school, Kate received her limited license to practice on behalf of indigent clients through the Knox County Public Defender’s Community Law Office. She currently serves as the Communications Editor for the LMU Law Review. She is a student member of the Knoxville Bar Association. Kate is also a member of the Immigration Law Society, the National Lawyers Guild, and the Women of Law Society. Kate plans to pursue a career at the intersection of public interest immigration law and criminal defense.