Significant Cases
$4.4 Million
Traumatic Brain Injury
Confidential settlement where our client’s vehicle was rear-ended by a trailer truck resulting in a traumatic brain injury.
$2.5 Million
Wrongful Death
Total recovery for the Estate of a 55-year-old man who was killed by a tree that fell on his car while driving on a public road.
$1.5 Million
Worker’s Compensation
Settlement for a 74-year-old man who suffered partial paraplegia when he fell while working as a seasonal employee.
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Why Hire at Latorre Law Firm?
Personalized Attention
We believe the immigration process can be one of the most important decisions in an immigrant's future. We offer personalized attention and frequent updates to our clients. Our goal is to provide simplicity and convenience while offering the best legal representation.
Over 30 Years of Experience
Latorre Law Firm is a full-service immigration firm. With over 30 years of dedicated service, our firm focuses on family-based immigration. We help guide our clients through the legal system to reunite families or prevent their separation.
Our Mission
We understand the immigrant community and its need for personalized attention. Many of our attorneys and staff members are descendants of immigrants, and several are bilingual. We understand the challenges immigrants face and continue working to strengthen and improve our community.
Committed to Excellence & Integrity
The firm is dedicated to the aggressive representation of individuals in personal injury, workers’ compensation, criminal defense, and immigration matters. We have offices throughout North and South Carolina and one office in Florida. Our attorneys have extensive trial experience in both federal and state courts and along with our team of legal professionals, we are committed to providing the best legal representation and individual service to our clients.
Our Practice Areas
Personal Injury
- Auto Accidents
- Truck Accidents
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Bicycle Accidents
- Catastrophic Injuries
- Brain Injuries
- Back Injuries
- Dog Bites
- Medical Malpractice
- Nursing Home Negligence
- Uber/Lyft Accidents
- Worker's Compensation
- Wrongful Death
Immigration Law
Adjustment of Status
Appeals
Asylum
Citizenship
Consular Processing
DACA
Family Petitions
FOIA Requests and FBI Background Checks
Green Card (Removal of Conditions)
Immigration Court Procedures
Parole Requests
Representation in Immigration Court
Removal of Conditions on Residence
Special Immigrant Juvenile Visa (SIJS)
U-Visa/T-Visa/VAWA
Waivers
Workers' Compensation
Criminal Defense
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