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| FIRM PROFILE |
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Unlike some larger law firms, Richard I. Fleischer & Associates is dedicated to giving each individual client their undivided attention. Access to our attorneys is unparalleled, as office hours extend to weekends and odd hours to accommodate our client's needs. Of the more than 750,000 attorneys in the United States, only about 9,000 practice U.S. immigration law. Richard I. Fleischer has practiced U.S. immigration law since 1973. Our firm has long- term experience guiding applicants through the immigration law maze and enabling them to relocate to the U.S. The clients we represent include multi-national, medium and small companies, as well as universities, government officials and individuals. We have represented foreign ambassadors and cabinet ministers, sports professionals and famous and ordinary people from 110 countries. Among the companies we represent are those in the fields of engineering, pharmaceuticals, consulting, computers, public utilities, research, trucking, construction, sales and machinery. We believe a job is not finished unless it is done correctly. Let our years of experience get the job done correctly for you.
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FROM THE NORTH
From I-71 South:
Take I-71 South to Redding Road/Gilbert Ave Exit. (Exit number 2). Merge onto Gilbert Ave. Go past Greyhound Bus Station and over an overpass which becomes 8th Street. Continue to 2nd traffic light which is Main St. Take a Right onto Main street. Office is on the corner of 9th and Main St on the left side of street.
There is an open aired parking lot adjacent to the building.
There is a small 5/3 Bank across the street.
If you pass the Hamilton county Court House, you have gone too far.
From I-75 South
Take I-75 South to the Seventh Street Exit (Exit number 1F). Merge left onto 7th Street. Take 7th Street about 5 traffic lights to Main St. (Just past the Aronoff Theater) Take a left on Main Street. Go past 2 traffic lights. Office is on the corner of 9th and Main St on left side of street.
There is an open aired parking lot adjacent to the building.
There is a small 5/3 Bank across the street.
If you pass the Hamilton county Court House, you have gone too far.
FROM THE SOUTH
From I-75/I-71 North
Take I-75/I-71 north across the Ohio River Bridge. Stay in right lane across the bridge. Take the first exit (2nd Street) to Main street. Take a left on Main. Go north about 7 blocks. Office is on the corner of 9th and Main St on left side of street.
There is an open aired parking lot adjacent to the building.
There is a small 5/3 Bank across the street. If you pass the Hamilton county Court House, you have gone too far.
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| ATTORNEYS |
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RICHARD I. FLEISCHER
Attorney at Law
BORN:
February 25, 1944 in Cincinnati, Ohio
MARITAL STATUS:
Married March 3, 1974 with two sons
HIGH SCHOOL:
Cincinnati Country Day (Graduated 1962)
COLLEGES:
University of Denver (1962-1964)
University of Michigan (1965)
University of Cincinnati (1966-1967) B.B.A.
LAW SCHOOL:
University of Kentucky (1967-1970)J.D.
a. Chairman, University of Kentucky Judicial Board
b. First Legal Intern (Third year student allowed to practice in Court)
c. Second Legal Intern, State of Ohio
d. In First Group of Legal Interns, State of Kentucky
ADMITTED:
State of Ohio 1971
Commonwealth of Kentucky 1977
The District of Columbia 1973
Supreme Court of the United States 1974
U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit 1971
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio 1971
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky 1973
ASSOCIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS:
1. Rotary Club of Cincinnati(600 members) (6th largest in the world)
a. Board of Directors 1981-1982
-Vice President 1981-1982
b. Past Chairman 1976-1977(Cincinnati Rotary)
- Orientation Program for New International Students Committee (three day residence seminar held in
association with colleges in the Greater Cincinnati area)
c. Past Chairman- Rotary Club
- Volunteers Committee World Affairs Institute
d. Past Chairman- Seminar on County Government
2. Board of Trustees, World Affairs Institute 1980-1985
3. Past President, International Visitors Center, Inc. 1979-1980
4. Cincinnati Council on World Affairs
5. Board of Trustees, Cincinnati Country Day School 1983-1989
6. Board of Trustees, Cincinnati International Festival 1989-1992
7. Northern Kentucky International Trade Association 1990-Present
8. Who's Who Registry of Global Business Leaders
9. Board of Trustees, Travelers Aid International, Inc. 1994-1996
10. Tri-State Global Network, Board of Advisors 1994-Present
11. Travelers' Aid 1994-1996
12. Advisor to United States-China Association of Industry and Commerce in Washington, D.C 1995-1999
13. Vice President of the East-West Association For Legal Comunication in Washington D.C. 1996-1999.
14. Board of Advisors, University of Kentucky's Patterson School of Diplomacy & International
Commerce, Lexington, Kentucky 1996 - Present.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:
1. Ohio State Bar Association
- Council of Delegates 1989-Present (District One)
2. Cincinnati Bar Association
3. American Immigration Lawyers Association
- Past Chapter Chairman - Ohio Chapter
4. District of Columbia Bar Association
5. Kentucky Bar Association
EMPLOYMENT:
(1973-Present) Have private practice (Immigration and Naturalization Law)
- Opened private practice of Immigration and Naturalization Law at 1004 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 (1973-1978)
- Panacon Corporation, 320 South Wayne Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45214 (1971-1973)
Panacon Corporation was in the Building Materials Industry: One Division was Philip Carey Company
1971 Sales - $181 Million; Five Divisions; Two subsidiaries/sold to Jim Walters Corporation in 1972 and dissolved thereafter.
Position: Assistant Secretary and Assistant General Counsel
Legal Aid Society of Cincinnati
- Summer of 1968 and 1969; as well as May 1970 through December of 1970 Position: Staff Member
PUBLICATIONS:
"Applying For A United States Visa; A Practical Guide To The New Immigration Law", International Venture Hand Books, Plymouth, England (April 1993)
Articles:
"Change in U.S. Immigration Laws"
Ohio Bar: Ohio Bar Association (07/17/78)
Kentucky Bench Bar - Kentucky Bar Association (April 1978)
"Can An Alien Be Your Employee?"
Trade Briefs: World Trade Club (April 1978)
"Judicial Recommendation Against Deportation"
Cleveland Bar Journal (July - August 1981)
"Law and Fact, Cuyahoga County Bar Association"(August-September 1981)
Cincinnati Bar Association "Report" (October 1981)
Columbus Bar Association "Bar Brief" (September 1981)
Kentucky Bar Association, Kentucky "Bench and Bar" (January 1982)
"Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986"
Dayton Bar Briefs (December 1986)
"New Immigration Law Means New Restrictions"
Cincinnati Bar Association "Report"(June 1987)
"Can An Alien Be Your Employee?"
Corporate Counsel Section Newsletter - Ohio State Bar Association (April 1989)
"New Court Advisement to Non-U.S. Citizens in Criminal Cases"
Dayton Bar Brief (September 1989)
Columbus, Ohio Bar Brief (December 1989)
"Highlights of the Immigration Act of 1990"
Dayton Bar Briefs (December 1990)
Panarama Magazine (June 1992) (Ukraine-Confederation of Independant States)"Migrating to the U.S.A."
Overseas Jobs Express (July 15, 1991 - August 1, 1991) England
"Yes, You Can Hire Aliens!"
C.E.O. Magazine (May 1993) Columbus, Ohio; Indianapolis, Indiana
"Immigration Law from Ohio to India"
Kentucky Lawyer (September 1995)
LECTURES:
"Immigration Visas"
Before the Federal Bar Association of Cleveland in Cleveland, Ohio (March 16, 1982)
Testified before State of Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee February 15, 1989 and before State of Ohio House of Representatives Judiciary Committee May 17, 1989 concerning legislation to allow alien defendants to be warned of possible deportation consequences for entering a plea in a criminal matter. This Bill was passed into law, with an effective date of October 2, 1989.
"Understanding Visas and Immigration Laws"
Co-Sponsored by the World Trade Association of the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce and the Japan Society (October 4, 1990)
"Employment and the Immigration Act of 1990"
Before the Personnel Administration of Central Ohio (February 12, 1991)
"Employment and the Immigration Act of 1990"
Before the Rotary Club, Keerbergen Demer-Dijle, Belgium (February 28, 1991)
Kentucky World Trade Conference 1991, Moderator of session entitled "EC 1992" (April 10, 1991)
"Immigration Law for the Generalist"
Ohio Continuing Legal Education Institute (July 19, 1991)
"Immigration Law"
Middletown, Ohio Bar Association (January 23, 1992)
"Immigration Law"
Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (March 30, 1995)
Continuously lecturing before University Audiences
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NEIL I. FLEISCHER
Associate Attorney
ADMITTED:
State of Ohio 11/20/00
EDUCATION:
Capital University School of Law
May 2000
Selected to Order of the Curia (National Honors Society)
Hobart College (Liberal Arts College in Geneva, New York)
June 1997
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science and History
Cincinnati Country Day School
June 1993
WORK EXPERIENCE:
September 2000 - Present
Associate Attorney, Richard I. Fleischer & Associates
September 1999 - January 2000
Law Clerk, Golden & Meizlish Co, L.P.A., Columbus, Ohio
May 1999 - August 1999BR>
Law Clerk in Code Enforcement Section,
City of Bexley, Ohio
January 1999 - May 1999
Externship with Justice Paul E. Pfeifer, Supreme Court of Ohio
MEMBERSHIPS:
- International Visitor Council of Cincinnati, member Board of Trustee from 2003 to present
- Ohio State Bar Association
- American Immigration Lawyers Association
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| CONTACT US |
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Richard I. Fleischer & Associates
917 Main Street - Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-1314 USA
Phone: 513.977.4209 - Fax: 513.977.4238
fleischer@immigrate2usa.com
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Nothing at this site should be construed as legal advise for any individual case or situation. This information is general content only, and should not be relied upon for any specific information.
For specific legal advise consult an experienced immigration attorney.
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