Michael Kabik, Immigration Attorney at Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy and Ecker, P.A., Bio 301-231-0937

Michael Kabik, Immigration Attorney
12505 Park Potomac Avenue, 6th Floor, Potomac, MD 20854

Biography:	Michael L. Kabik is a widely recognized leader in the Immigration Bar and legal community. A mentor to younger practitioners in the field, Mr. Kabik regularly directs and teaches Immigration Law Continuing Legal Education courses to other lawyers. Mr. Kabik concentrates his practice exclusively on Immigration Law and is Chairman of the Shulman Rogers' Immigration, Nationality, and Consular Practice Group. He provides clients with a broad full-service employment-based, family-based, naturalization, and litigation immigration practice. Clients include large, medium, and small businesses engaged in the domestic and international transfer of foreign personnel, including executives, managers, and other highly skilled professionals, and those individuals of extraordinary and exceptional ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, and athletics, as well as individuals seeking to unite with family members, and those in Removal Proceedings before the U.S. Immigration Courts and appellate courts. Mr. Kabik counsels corporate and institutional clients on the temporary employment and permanent residence sponsorship of foreign personnel. He also advises these clients with respect to compliance with other federal immigration laws including those relating to I-9 compliance/employer sanctions and the myriad effects of corporate restructuring on the employment and sponsorship of foreign personnel. Counsel is also provided to educational institutions with respect to the uniqu
College:	American University in Cairo, Cairo, Egypt, Egyptian Studies, 1984; University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, B.A., International Relations, 1986; Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle Eastern Studies, 1987
Law School:	Temple University School of Law, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, J.D., 1990; The George Washington University Law School, Washington, District of Columbia, LL.M., International/Comparative Law, 1991
Membership:	Montgomery County (Chair, Immigration Section, 1997-2001), Maryland Hispanic (Member, Board of Directors, 1995?) and American (Member, International Law and Practice Section) Bar Associations; American Immigration Lawyers Association; Society of Human Resource Management; National Association of Foreign Student Advisors.
Admitted:	1990, Pennsylvania and New Jersey; 1991, District of Columbia; 1994, Maryland
Military:	n.a.
Practice Area:	Immigration, Nationality and Consular; International Practice; Israel Practice; Employment and Labor Law; Business and Financial Services; Biotechnology Law