Multilingual Lawyer: Nick Harling

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Episode 45 The USLawEssentials Law & Language podcast continues its series of interviews with multilingual lawyers as Stephen Horowitz interviews immigration attorney Nick Harling. Nick speaks Japanese and lived for several years in Japan teaching English with the JET Program. In Japan, Nick gained first-hand experience of what it is like to work overseas and to experience the pressures of navigating another country’s immigration law system. Among other things, Nick discusses his experiences working at the Department of Justice and his current work advocating for applicants whose applications were arbitrarily denied or unreasonably delayed. This interview will not only enhance your legal English vocabulary but also provides great insights on the skills and talents attorneys must develop to excel in the challenging field of immigration law. Nick’s LinkedIn profile is here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholas-harling-2a4130b3 and his law firm bio is here: https://www.garfinkelimmigration.com/teams/nick-harling/

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