Elisabeth R. Ulmer - Philadelphia, PA
1608 Walnut StreetSuite 1301Philadelphia, PA 19103
Hogan & Vandenberg, LLC
Overview
“My passion is to enable clients to remain in the United States”
Elisabeth is specialized in Deportation Defense and litigation based on Asylum cases. As an intern in law school, she had the opportunity to work on a few immigration cases, but it was as a law clerk at Hogan & Vandenberg where she built her experience with immigration law. Helping deserving clients to achieve their goals is a key motivation in her work and it is Elisabeth’s motivation to stay sharp and...
“My passion is to enable clients to remain in the United States”
Elisabeth is specialized in Deportation Defense and litigation based on Asylum cases. As an intern in law school, she had the opportunity to work on a few immigration cases, but it was as a law clerk at Hogan & Vandenberg where she built her experience with immigration law. Helping deserving clients to achieve their goals is a key motivation in her work and it is Elisabeth’s motivation to stay sharp and...
“My passion is to enable clients to remain in the United States”
Elisabeth is specialized in Deportation Defense and litigation based on Asylum cases. As an intern in law school, she had the opportunity to work on a few immigration cases, but it was as a law clerk at Hogan & Vandenberg where she built her experience with immigration law. Helping deserving clients to achieve their goals is a key motivation in her work and it is Elisabeth’s motivation to stay sharp and up to date with changes in immigration policy.
Elisabeth has a bachelor’s degree from Haverford College and a J.D. from the Villanova University School of Law. She is also a member of American Immigration Lawyers Association and the American Bar Association.
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