Ronzio - Associates Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Jul 4, 2020
Los Angeles Immigration Firm Commemorates Three Decades of Service
Los Angeles, Jul 3, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Ronzio & Associates has reached a major milestone as the law firm celebrates 30 years of immigration rights advocacy. Founded by Frank E. Ronzio in 1990, this leading law practice has built a trusted global reputation for successfully representing thousands of businesses and individuals in every aspect of immigration law.
"I started this firm with a promise of advocating for those who could not advocate for themselves. This 30-year journey has been more rewarding than I could have ever imagined and has given me a profound sense of drive and purpose," says Founding Attorney Frank E. Ronzio. "I am humbled and honored to have been the bridge to so many hopes and dreams. With the current climate around immigration reform and legislation, I realize the gravity of my promise 30 years ago and for that, I remain passionately committed."
Considered one of the top ten immigration attorneys, Frank E. Ronzio is as well known for his high-profile cases, as he is for his generous approach to pro bono immigration work. The Certified Specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law is frequently solicited for his commentary on critical immigration issues and has been recognized by Fabian Nunez, the former speaker of the California State Assembly, and Antonio R. Villaraigosa, the former mayor of the city of Los Angeles, for his significant impact and contribution.
One of the most significant relationships that Ronzio attributes to his success is Top Rank Boxing promoter, Bob Arum. Arum and Ronzio teamed up in the early 1990's and were responsible for helping some of the greatest fighters enter the US. "It was Bob Arum's introduction to the new Ultimate Fighting Championship that I was exclusively selected to assist every foreign fighter enter and fight in the US over a 13-year stretch," says Ronzio.
Ronzio gained national attention with the 1996 high-profile case of Ramon Garbey and Joel Casamayor. (Another Arum referral) These Cuban nationals who were both highly rated members of the Cuban Olympic boxing team defected to the U.S. just prior to the Atlanta Summer Olympics. The impassioned attorney drove to Mexico and personally brought them across the border. Their defection story made international news, including The New York Times and The Washington Post, and landed them on every major morning news show with Ronzio by their side.
Additionally, Ronzio's suite of services has expanded over the years to include Exceptional Athletes and Extraordinary Foreign Worker-Employment-Based Immigration, Family-Based Immigration Citizenship and Naturalization, Refugee and Asylum Assistance, Deportation Defense, and Appealing cases up to the US Court of Appeals. What sets the firm apart is the talented team of legal experts known for their willingness to take on tough cases with compassion, creativity, and vigor. Accommodating needs ranging from legal assistance with visa applications, family petitions, green cards, and citizenship, Ronzio boasts a 30-year history of winning by prioritizing clients and personally getting to know their stories.
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