Job description
Quick Overview
Position Type: Contract Attorney (potential for expanded engagement)
Location: Fully Remote (must be licensed in at least one U.S. jurisdiction)
Experience Required: 5+ years in business immigration law
About KARRA
Our name says it all. Karra comes from the Greek word Chara, meaning joy, because we believe working with attorneys shouldnt feel like a necessary evil. Were here to bring some joy back into the legal world, both for our clients and the people who work alongside us. Weve cut out the bloat, the politics, and the old-school mentality. What's left is refreshingly simple: great work with great clients.
KARRA Law PLLC is a forward-thinking law firm based in New York City, built for today's digital economy. We serve innovative technology companies and high-growth businesses with sophisticated legal needs. From startup to scale-up, we provide strategic legal solutions that help ambitious companies grow with confidence.
By leveraging technology and modern practice management, we provide our team with the autonomy and flexibility that experienced attorneys deserve, while maintaining the sophistication of work typically found in leading law firms. We combine deep legal expertise with technological innovation to deliver efficient, business-focused solutions.
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Position Overview
We're seeking a seasoned Business Immigration Attorney on a contract basis to assist our entrepreneurial clients - founders, business owners, and investors - in navigating U.S. immigration opportunities. This includes visas tailored for business purposes such as E-2, L-1, and O-1.
This is a remote, flexible opportunity with project-based assignments without the constraints of a traditional firm role.
Key Responsibilities
Advise entrepreneurs and business owners on optimal immigration pathways.
Prepare and file non-immigrant and immigrant petitions including E-2, L-1A/B, and O-1.
Develop persuasive business plans, supporting documentation, and evidence packages.
Collaborate closely with our corporate team to ensure alignment between business structuring and immigration strategy.
Manage filings and coordinate consular processing.
Stay informed of policy updates and proactively advise the team and clients accordingly.
Requirements
5+ years experience in business immigration law, particularly founder and investor visas.
Active attorney license in good standing in at least one U.S. jurisdiction.
Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school.
Proven ability to handle immigration matters independently from start to finish.
Strong strategic, analytical, and drafting skills.
Excellent written and verbal communication abilities.
Operate with a business-first mindset: practical, fast-moving, and solution-oriented.
What We Offer
Competitive hourly or per-project compensation
Flexibility: Fully remote work with flexible hours
Autonomy: Direct client interaction and project ownership
Innovation: Work with cutting-edge companies, with the opportunity to shape innovative approaches in immigration law practice
Freedom: Focus on practical legal solutions without bureaucracy
Independent Contractor Relationship
Position structured as independent project-based engagement
Freedom to maintain other clients and practice areas
Flexibility to accept or decline matters based on availability
Autonomy to manage your own schedule and workflow
Ability to work from your own location
Professional independence in performing services
Solo Practitioners Welcome
We specifically encourage solo practitioners to apply. We understand the value that experienced independent attorneys bring to the table and appreciate the personalized attention and flexibility that solo practitioners can offer. This engagement is designed to complement your existing practice while providing you with interesting and challenging work.
Originally posted on Himalayas
Who can apply
Eligible countries: United States. Accepted UTC offsets: UTC-10, UTC-9, UTC-8, UTC-7, UTC-6, UTC-5, UTC+14. Review the full description for employer-specific work authorization, residency and schedule requirements.