The firm
There are offices that prepare forms and there are attorneys who go to the hearing. Yasser Sardina has been going since 2011.
- Miami
- Orlando
- Federal immigration court
- Federal criminal court
Yasser Sardina
Litigates in the Miami and Orlando immigration courts, in federal immigration court and in federal criminal court. Practices in Spanish and English.
- 2011Admitted in Florida. Bar #0094305, in good standing, no misconduct on record.
- 2011J.D. from Nova Southeastern, Shepard Broad College of Law. Moot Court Honor Society for writing and oral advocacy.
- 2012Founds Sardina Law, P.A. in Coral Gables.
- 2012Member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. Also of the American Bar Association.
- ·Admitted in the Southern and Middle Districts of Florida, and in the Southern District Bankruptcy Court.
Who the firm represents
Sardina Law, P.A. is a Coral Gables firm representing individuals and companies throughout the state of Florida. Yasser Sardina founded it in 2012, one year after being admitted to the bar.
The work splits between immigration, which is half the practice, and the corporate side: contracts, mergers and acquisitions, and civil litigation for those same business clients.
Where he litigates
There are offices that prepare forms and there are attorneys who go to the hearing. The distinction matters more than it seems: a file that goes well never needs the second kind, and a file that goes badly needs nothing else.
Yasser Sardina litigates. When a case turns, what decides it is who stands up in the courtroom, and that is not always the person who filled out the form.
Cases that give a sense of the work
The firm has obtained O-1 and P visas for musicians, actors and comedians from Cuba, Venezuela, Colombia and Russia. Those files are built with press, contracts and recognition from peers, and they look nothing like a standard filing.
At the other end of the practice are the cases that arrive with an order of supervision or a court notice, where what is at stake is staying or leaving.
The office is in Coral Gables and it is a real place: you drive to it, you sign in person, and that is where the hearing is prepared.
His clients, on Google
If what you have read here sounds like the way you want your case handled, the next step is a call. Bring whatever paperwork you already have, even the parts you do not understand.
The consultation costs $70, the attorney takes it within 24 a 48 hours, and it is credited toward the contract if you retain the firm.