Karen Weinstock

About Karen Weinstock

EB-5 immigration attorney Karen Weinstock is the managing attorney at Weinstock Immigration Lawyers, located in Atlanta. Weinstock Immigration Lawyers specializes in assisting companies and individuals achieve the American dream by meeting their immigration needs. Attorney Weinstock is able to legally represent clients located throughout the United States. She has served for several individuals and local and international corporations.

In addition to leading Weinstock Immigration Lawyers, attorney Weinstock is a member of various notable professional organizations. She is part of the German American Chamber of Commerce, Georgia’s Japan America Society, Lawyers Club of Atlanta and the British American Business Group. Attorney Weinstock was formally a part of the American Israeli Chamber of Commerce, the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers and the Georgia Indo-American Chamber of Commerce.

Attorney Weinstock is well respected by her peers and was a nominee for the International Women of Influence Awards. She was honored with a Martindale-Hubble’s AV rating by her colleagues in the legal field. In addition, she was nominated as one of the leading corporate attorneys in immigration law and best immigration lawyers.

Contributing to attorney Weinstock's reputation is her extensive legal experience. She established her own law firm, providing services to international businesses or individuals employed in the United States. This background has enabled her to better manage the special requirements of international enterprises. She is skilled in matters pertaining to immigration and provides professional services in obtaining green cards, employment visas and other immigration issues.

Attorney Weinstock received her Juris Doctorate degree from Hebrew University School of Law, located in Israel. She has been granted to practice law before the state of New York, the U.S. Federal Court of the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, the U.S. Supreme Court States, the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the 2nd, 5th, 9th and 11th Circuits, and Israel.