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Grossman Young & Hammond, LLC
Transcending Borders℠
About Grossman Young & Hammond, LLC
Grossman Young & Hammond (GYH) is an internationally recognized, woman-owned law firm providing the full spectrum of immigration services, from employment- and family-based immigration to international protection, litigation, and human rights advocacy. With an intent focus on transcending borders℠, our attorneys provide thoughtful, ethical and results-oriented immigration law solutions to help their clients address global immigration and mobility challenges. GYH also represents clients illegitimately included in INTERPOL databases by advocating on their behalf before the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s Files. Our attorneys utilize arguments based on international human rights law, as well as INTERPOL's own legal documents, to advocate for individuals. With Washington, D.C. at the epicenter of immigration laws, regulations and policies that can change rapidly, Grossman Young recognizes the growing compliance and workload challenges facing Human Resources professionals today. GYH attorneys draw upon their vast experience to help clients navigate the complex maze of immigration regulations and policies of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, the US Department of State and the US Department of Labor. Our lawyers are respected in the legal community for addressing important and sensitive immigration matters and have received numerous accolades in prestigious peer review, legal and business publications, including top ratings in Chambers USA, Chambers Global, Legal Times of Washington, Washingtonian Magazine, Who's Who Legal, and Best Lawyers®. Clients include Fortune 500 corporations; leading multi-national law firms; top hospitality companies; cutting-edge start-ups; research organizations; healthcare, educational and humanitarian institutions; international medical graduates; artists; executives and other highly accomplished individuals.
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Legal & Regulatory
Grossman Young & Hammond, LLC notes that USCIS has issued updated public charge guidance for adjustment of status applicants taking effect September 18, 2026, expanding the types of means-tested public benefits that USCIS may consider.
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Research & Knowledge
Grossman Young & Hammond, LLC published an analysis by Ted R. Bromund examining INTERPOL's expanding role, Turkey's increasing use of the system, and concerns surrounding its use of broad public order offenses in cases involving individuals brought back from abroad.
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