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Iandoli & Desai, P.C. is a firm specializing exclusively in U.S. immigration law.  The five-attorney firm represents businesses, institutions and individuals on a wide range of U.S. immigration and nationality issues.  Iandoli & Desai, P.C. has offices in Boston and Worcester.  AV Rated.

Richard L. Iandoli

Private practice of U.S. immigration law from 1977 to the present. Past Chair of the New England Chapter, American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). Member of AILA Executive Committee 1992-1997, and past member of AILA National Board of Governors. Lectured on U.S. immigration matters to, among others, the Massachusetts and Boston Bar Associations, National Lawyers Guild, American Immigration Lawyers Association (nationally and locally), Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Northeastern University, Boston University, Boston College and Harvard University Schools of Law, the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, and the National Association of Foreign Student Advisors (NAFSA).  Mentor for other attorneys through AILA and the Political Asylum Immigration Representation Project.  Author of articles on U.S. immigration matters for AILA, MCLE and others.  Admitted to the Massachusetts Bar, the Federal District Court of Massachusetts and the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

Bachelor’s in Philosophy, 1969, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts

Juris Doctor, 1976, Northeastern University School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts

Prasant D. Desai

Private practice of law from 1992 to present.  Practice focused on business immigration matters.  Lectured on U.S. immigration law matters to professional associations, institutions, and at continuing legal education seminars. Admitted to the Massachusetts Bar, the Federal District Court of  Massachusetts, and the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

Bachelor’s in Political Science, 1989, California State University, Long Beach, California

Juris Doctor, 1992, George Washington University School of Law, Washington, D.C.

Dónal Eoin Reilly

Private Practice of U.S. Immigration Law from 1991 to present. Member of American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). AILA’s Representative to the National Association of Foreign Students Advisors (NAFSA) Boston Area Responsible Officers (BAROS) (2002- 2004). Board of Directors of the Irish Immigration Center (IIC).  Co-author of AILA’s Visa Processing Handbook (1997-Present). Commonwealth of Massachusetts Governor's Award for Immigration Assistance, 1998.  Lectured on immigration matters for IIC, NAFSA, AILA, MBA, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Wentworth Institute, Tufts,  UMass Medical School, Babson, Mass College of Pharmacy, Bryant College, several community non-profit organizations, and in Ireland.  Past Chair of New England Chapter, AILA, New Members Section.  Admitted to the Massachusetts Bar, the Federal District Court of Massachusetts and the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

Bachelor’s in Interdisciplinary Studies, 1983, University of Nebraska, Omaha, Nebraska

Juris Doctor, 1990, Suffolk University Law School, Boston, Massachusetts

Madeline Choi Cronin

Member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
Private practice of law from 1994 to the present, concentrating in business, family immigration matters, and deportation. Lectured on U.S. immigration topics to the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education seminars, educational institutions, and professional associations.  Asylum Pro Bono Volunteer, PAIR Project.

Admitted to the California Bar, California Supreme Court, and Federal District Court of California

Bachelor’s  in Business Management, 1991, University of Massachusetts, Boston, Massachusetts

Juris Doctor, 1994, Southwestern University School of Law, Los Angeles, California

Julie A. Galvin

Member of the American Immigration Lawyers Asssociation

Member of the Massachacheustess Bar Association

Senior Staff, American Univeristy Law Review (2004)

Admitted to the Massachusetts Bar

Bachelor’s in Philosophy, 1998, University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont

Juris Doctor, 2004, American University, Washington College of Law, Washington, D.C.