 Francis
E. Chin
Chin & Curtis, LLP
75 Federal Street #210
Boston, MA 02110
Phone: (617) 482-1775
Fax: (617) 482-2443
Email: Francis.Chin@abil.com
Web: www.chincurtis.com
Profile:
Francis E. Chin is the Managing Partner of Chin &
Curtis, LLP. He is a graduate of Middlebury College
in Vermont and the New York University School of Law,
where he was Executive Editor of the New York University
Journal of International Law and Politics. Mr.
Chin previously studied in Mainz, Germany, and was selected
as a Thomas J. Watson Foundation Fellow to study in
Southeast and East Asia. Mr. Chin has written
on immigration law issues and lectured at conferences
sponsored by the American Immigration Lawyers Association,
the American Council on International Personnel, the
American Bar Association, the Massachusetts Continuing
Legal Education, Inc., the Practicing Law Institute,
and many academic and business groups. Mr. Chin
has been named annually for more than ten years in The
Best Lawyers in America in the immigration law section,
and also in The International Who‘s Who of Business
Lawyers in the corporate immigration section. He was
recently designated a Massachusetts Super Lawyer in
Boston magazine, and cited in Chambers Global:
The World‘s Leading Lawyers for Business 2006
– The Client‘s Guide, as “the best
in Boston,” and “consistently recommended
as ‘an extremely intelligent immigration lawyer
with a sky-high level practice.’”
Practice Areas:
Education:
- New York University School of
Law, J.D., 1978
- Middlebury College, Vermont, B.A.,
1969
Admissions:
- US District Court, Massachusetts,
1979
- US Circuit Court of Appeals, First
Circuit, 1979
- US Supreme Court, 1979
- Massachusetts, 1978
Professional Activities:
- Member, Alliance of Business Immigration
Lawyers (ABIL)
- Member, American Immigration
Lawyers Association (AILA)
- Member, Asian-American Lawyers
Association of Massachusetts (AALAM)
- Member, National Asian-Pacific-American
Bar Association (NAPABA)
- Member, American Bar Association
(ABA)
- Member, Massachusetts Bar Association
(MBA)
Articles/Papers:
- Proceed with Caution: US Fast
Tracks Employment –Based Immigration, Boston
Bar Journal, Nov/Dec 2005
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