Cori Hash, Lawyer at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law

Cori Hash, Legal Director/ Attorney Attorney
Immigration, Bankruptcy

Phone:855 502 0555
Web:https://www.LincolnGoldfinch.com
Address: 1005 E 40th St. Austin, TX 78751, Austin, TX 78751

Law Firm:	Lincoln-Goldfinch Law
Lawyer:	Cori Hash
Phone:	855 502 0555
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Lawyer Title:	Legal Director/ Attorney
Practice Areas:	Immigration, Bankruptcy
Bio:	I am proud to be an attorney, a mother, and an advocate, but I think my clients are superheroes. I aspire one day to be as brave and resilient as they are. I consider myself a Texan, but I have lived and studied in places as varied as El Paso, Texas, Ankara, Turkey, Washington, D.C., Porto Alegre, Brazil and Louisville, Kentucky. Prior to law school, I served in the U.S. Peace Corps in Zimbabwe. As a volunteer, I watched the largely peaceful country descend into political violence that left my friends, colleagues and neighbors consumed by fear. I knew that something must be done, but as an outsider I felt powerless to help. I entered law school committed to finding the tools that would allow me to help people like my friends, colleagues, and neighbors in Zimbabwe. While in law school, I participated in the immigration law clinic and had the opportunity to work on an asylum case for the two young children of a political activist from Central America. I knew then what I wanted to do. I started my legal career as an Equal Justice Works Fellow at a small immigration legal service provider in Lexington, Kentucky. Since then I have worked in private practice and in the immigration non-profit world. Before joining Lincoln-Goldfinch Law, I was the Managing Attorney of the Washington, D.C. office of Human Rights First. I am an immigration lawyer because I cannot imagine doing anything else. The work that I do challenges me intellectually and emotionally. But more importantly, the immigrant men, women, and children that I work with inspire me each and every day.
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Web:	https://www.LincolnGoldfinch.com
Languages:	English
Email:	KLGoldfinch(at)lincolngoldfinch.com

Lawyer Cori Hash, graduated from , is now employed by Lincoln-Goldfinch Law at 1005 E 40th St. Austin, TX 78751 Austin, TX 78751.Cori Hash is one of the more than one million lawyers in United States. Before choosing Cori Hash as your lawyer, you should consider whether Cori Hash offers free consultation, (if not) how much the initial interview costs, if there is any hidden attorney fees, what's the fee schedule, whether he or she has good community reputation and is able to provide a list of good references. You can also contact the Board of Professional Responsibility of the state bar, to find out if Cori Hash has ever been placed under any disciplinary actions. Please be aware that, though Cori Hash's office is located at Austin, TX, he or she might belong to the bar association of other states.

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Cori Hash's practice areas include Immigration, Bankruptcy.

Cori Hash's college and law school education includes , . Other biographical background includes I am proud to be an attorney, a mother, and an advocate, but I think my clients are superheroes. I aspire one day to be as brave and resilient as they are. I consider myself a Texan, but I have lived and studied in places as varied as El Paso, Texas, Ankara, Turkey, Washington, D.C., Porto Alegre, Brazil and Louisville, Kentucky. Prior to law school, I served in the U.S. Peace Corps in Zimbabwe. As a volunteer, I watched the largely peaceful country descend into political violence that left my friends, colleagues and neighbors consumed by fear. I knew that something must be done, but as an outsider I felt powerless to help. I entered law school committed to finding the tools that would allow me to help people like my friends, colleagues, and neighbors in Zimbabwe. While in law school, I participated in the immigration law clinic and had the opportunity to work on an asylum case for the two young children of a political activist from Central America. I knew then what I wanted to do. I started my legal career as an Equal Justice Works Fellow at a small immigration legal service provider in Lexington, Kentucky. Since then I have worked in private practice and in the immigration non-profit world. Before joining Lincoln-Goldfinch Law, I was the Managing Attorney of the Washington, D.C. office of Human Rights First. I am an immigration lawyer because I cannot imagine doing anything else. The work that I do challenges me intellectually and emotionally. But more importantly, the immigrant men, women, and children that I work with inspire me each and every day.. You should contact other lawyers and law firms nearby before choosing your legal representatives.

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