We are proud to announce that two of our senior lawyers were selected and named as Super Lawyers Rising Stars! Ian E. Scott and Kelly LeGrand Weiner were both selected and named again this year to the prestigious list. Scott Legal, P.C. is a New York based immigration law firm that focuses on a wide range of visas. The firm was founded on an E-2 visa and has a focus on employment and Investor visas.
You can learn more about Mr. Scott by clicking here.
You can learn more about Ms. Weiner by clicking here.
This Super Lawyers honor is afforded to the top 2.5% of lawyers in any State and the two were selected in New York. Super Lawyers is a Thomson and Reuters rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional accomplishment and achievement. The patented selection process includes independent research, peer nominations and peer evaluations and each candidate is evaluated on multiple indicators of lawyer recognition and professional achievement. The two have been nominated and selected every year for the last 4 years which is an incredible honor for Scott Legal, P.C. Both of our lawyers will be featured along with the other talented winners in the New York Times.
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