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This immigration-focused law practice has operated continuously in the San Francisco Bay Area for more than twenty-five years. The firm has been built around deep subject-matter expertise in immigration and nationality law.
The practice represents individuals and families nationwide and internationally, handling matters that range from family-based immigration to asylum, waivers, and specialized visa categories. The firm’s standing is driven by experience, credentials, and results rather than high-volume marketing or commodity casework.
The firm handles a wide range of immigration matters, with particular depth in marriage- and family-based petitions, citizenship and naturalization, humanitarian relief, inadmissibility waivers, and asylum claims. The practice also represents athletes, entertainers, artists, and crime victims in appropriate visa categories.
A defining characteristic of the practice is its longstanding and trusted relationship with the LGBT community. Approximately half of the firm’s revenue originates from LGBT individuals and families, supported by a combination of targeted subject-matter focus on LGBT immigration issues and strong referral-driven business from within that community. This positioning has created a durable, reputation-based pipeline that is not dependent on paid advertising.
Legal work remains attorney-centric, emphasizing individualized strategy, advocacy, and careful case planning. Client acquisition is primarily referral-based, reflecting the firm’s credibility and long-term community relationships.
The firm has shown steady and meaningful revenue growth. Gross revenues in 2023 were half a million. 2025 generated 700K. This year, it is expected to exceed three-quarters of a million.
Revenue is diversified across immigration categories and client types, helping reduce exposure to policy or program-specific fluctuations. Detailed financial materials will be shared with qualified parties following execution of a non-disclosure agreement.
This practice may be a strong fit for:
Future growth could come from adding associate capacity, formalizing internal workflows, or selectively increasing digital visibility. The firm’s reputation within the LGBT community also provides a strong foundation for continued referral growth and community-based outreach.
Additional opportunities exist to expand multilingual services, broaden employment-based visa offerings, or further develop appellate and complex-case capabilities without altering the firm’s core identity.
The seller is open to assisting during a transition period, subject to mutual agreement. Support may include client introductions, file transition guidance, and strategic orientation to help ensure stability following the transfer.
Transaction terms are flexible and may include staged payments or performance-based components. Structure, timing, and operational arrangements can be tailored to the buyer's experience and transition preferences.
Inquiries will be handled confidentially. Additional financial and practice information will be provided to qualified buyers upon execution of a non-disclosure agreement. For more information, please call or text Roy Ginsburg at 612-812-4500 or email Roy@RoyGinsburg.com.