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Brownstein & Nguyen

Welcome to the website of Brownstein & Nguyen, a firm of attorneys in Atlanta, Georgia focused on immigration matters, business litigation and personal injury cases.

Since 1994, our firm’s lawyers have provided superior legal services to individuals, professionals, and businesses needing advice and representation for:

•  Business litigation

•  Personal injury advice and representation

•  Immigration


The firm’s founding partners have over 45 years of combined experience in their respective areas of practice.

Jay Brownstein is a civil trial attorney with 25 years of experience representing individuals and business clients throughout all phases of business disputes and personal injury litigation, including trials and appeals. Mr. Brownstein also advises and represents business owners on a range of business matters.

Tien Nguyen, an immigration lawyer with over 20 years of experience, represents clients in all aspects of immigration matters, petitions and cases before government agencies and offices, courts and appeal boards. The firm is peer-rated AV by Martindale-Hubbell, indicating the highest level of legal skill and ethics, and our lawyers have been recognized as being among the best in their practice areas.

Explore this website to learn more about our firm, its practice and lawyers and how we might help you. If you have questions about our firm or a legal case or matter, please call us or contact us about your question or case here.

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We hope you find the information provided on legal topics and issues useful. However, nothing in this website constitutes legal advice and there is no attorney-client relationship between our firm or its attorneys and users of this site without a written engagement.

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“I hired Mr. Brownstein to represent me in a wrongful termination suit. He took me seriously and investigated my accusations. He gathered all of the necessary paperwork and information necessary and always kept me informed as to what was going on with my case. He contacted my former employer and handled everything with their attorney. He got me a good settlement without ever going to court. One of the things that I really appreciated about Mr. Brownstein is that he always answered my calls or called me right back. I never felt neglected or pushed to the side.”

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From The Blog

Controversy and Uncertainty Surrounding H-1B Visas

Weeks ago, an Oregon plaintiff filed a lawsuit that challenged the H-1B lottery as violating the immigration law which provides that visas will be issued on a “first come, first serve” basis in accordance with their filing dates. The judge dismissed the case, ruling that the official filing of an H-1B visa occurs only when the lottery winners are randomly selected. In the weeks since this court ruling, H-1B visas have reached their cap for the 2018 fiscal year. How Does the

Federal Crackdown on Sanctuary Cities

Recently, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that The Justice Department will enforce President Trump’s executive order to withhold federal funding from sanctuary cities. Under the order, which was announced January 25, 2017, in order to receive federal grants cities must prove that they have complied with federal immigration laws. According to the executive order: Tens of thousands of removable aliens have been released into communities across the country, solely because their home countries refuse to accept their repatriation. Many of these aliens are

Trump’s Revised Travel Ban Blocked by Honolulu Judge

On March 6, 2017 President Trump issued his second executive order to-date, banning foreigners from six Muslim-majority countries from traveling to the U.S. The new executive order, which was due to go into effect on March 15, was a revised version of Trump’s first travel ban, which he rescinded after questions of its adherence to the U.S. Constitution were addressed by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Just hours before the second travel ban was to go into effect, a district judge

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2010 Montreal Road, Tucker, Georgia 30084.