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Chat withState: Washington
Acquired: 1991
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State: Oregon
Acquired: 1985
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16771 Boones Ferry Rd Ste 100, Lake Oswego, OR, 97035-4213
16771 Boones Ferry Rd Ste 100, Lake Oswego, OR, 97035-4213
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Posted by Roopali | January 25, 2018 | Immigration
Best for Immigration issues
Mr. Michael is best in his job and expertise of solving problems regarding immigration. He is very kind and supportive. Thanks, Roopali
"Mr. Purcell is an excellent immigration attorney. He is very well respected among immigration lawyers in Oregon. He has been my mentor for almost a year. I have learned so much from him about different areas of the law. He is the first one I call whenever I have a question because I know with over 30 years of experience he would have the correct answer. But the most I learned from him is professionalism. He takes his work very seriously and cares about his clients very much. I highly endorse him because of his ability, knowledge, professionalism, and caring heart."
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1985
Magna cum laude, Lewis and Clark Law School
1991 - 2014
Principal, Private Practice
1989 - 1991
Associate, Bauer Herman Fountain & Rhoades
1986 - 1988
Deputy District Attorney, Malheur County, Oregon
1996 - Present
American Immigration Lawyers AssociationMember
Summary judgment for plaintiffs granted, government ordered to adjudicate petition.
Plaintiff prevailed, naturalization granted following remand with instruction to USCIS, plaintiff's application for attorney fees under Equal Access to Justice Act approved.
Plaintiffs won temporary order, preventing them from being deported and allowing them enough to reopen their immigration court case.
1985
JD - Juris Doctor
1982
BA - Bachelor of Arts
English