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While it is important to find a trustworthy attorney, investors should also look for an attorney with the relevant expertise who is observant and prepared to assist with litigation. Experience and organization are traits of utmost importance when selecting a trusted attorney, as documentation is an investor’s greatest asset when pursuing litigation, and the attorney will need to look through all of it. Therefore, an attorney with an EB-5 clientele who can thoroughly vet any signed legal documents and understands the legal basis behind them, and who can organize this information succinctly is a great choice for litigation against an investment issuer. It all comes down to the details of a case, and a good attorney who knows how to structure a successful argument can be an investor’s best asset.
An attorney is ethically prohibited from providing guarantees of any kind to an investor. While providing estimates and “likelihoods” of a successful litigation is common, investors should be wary of attorneys who promise and guarantee winning a suit. When attorneys are willing to provide such promises, investors should see that as a red flag of suspicious motives
It is important to also understand what type of litigation attorney is needed. EB-5 is complex with an immigration and investment component. On the investment side you may need a Securities attorney or a corporate attorney or both.
EB-5 investors can reach out to AIIA for a referral to an EB-5 litigation attorney most experienced for their situation. Members of AIIA are also eligible for member discounts when retaining AIIA’s partnered attorneys. We would be happy to help any investors with their first consultation. Any investor with questions or concerns about litigation can email us at [email protected].
For EB-5 Investors

EB-5 investments are direct or regional center types; regional centers pool funds and count indirect jobs, while direct requires active management and counts direct jobs only.
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