Trevor Richard Larkin

I began my career in immigration law in 2010 as a paralegal. In that role, I specialized in inadmissibility cases, employment-based immigration matters (e.g., E, J, O, and TN visas, and EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 petitions), and family-based immigration matters.

In 2017, I graduated cum laude from Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law. At Drexel, I was a Lead Editor and member of the Articles Selection Committee for the Drexel Law Review. My, “Sex and Gender Violence in Asylum Law: Expanding Protection Beyond Domestic Violence,” was published in Volume 9 of Drexel Law Review, and I received the Emalee G. Walsh Award for Excellence in Legal Scholarship for the article. Additionally, as a law student, I performed pro bono service with the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) of Pennsylvania and worked as a legal intern with the Philadelphia Immigration Court.

Presently, I assist clients in many areas of immigration law, including employment-based immigration matters (e.g., H-1B and L visas, EB-1 petitions, and PERMs), family-based immigration matters, and removal defense.