Susan Henner
Susan Henner joined Falcon + Singer P.C. as Of Counsel in 2010, and practices exclusively within the field of immigration law. She is experienced in handling all types of immigration cases from business-related immigration matters to deportation cases. She has secured temporary Visas, permanent residence and citizenship for thousands of clients and the employees of clients. Current and past clients include Fortune 500 companies, large accounting firms, major advertising agencies, start-up companies and individuals. Susan has also saved hundreds of clients from deportation, and she is experienced in handling family-based cases as well as criminal immigration matters. She concentrates within the areas of artists and entertainment Visas, asylum law, cancellation of removal, and citizenship matters.
Memberships, Awards and Activities:
Co-chair, Westchester County Bar Association Committee on Immigration and Nationality Law (2010-2012)
Member, American Immigration Lawyers Association
Rising Star 40 Under 40 Award Winner, Class of 2004, The Business Council of Westchester
Admitted to practice:
New York and New Jersey
Education:
J.D., New York Law School, 1994
B.A., State University of New York at Albany, 1991
Experience:
Susan B. Henner, Attorney at Law, PLLC, White Plains, NY (2001 - Present), Owner
Hirson, Wexler, Perl & Stark, LLP, New York, NY, Senior Associate (2000 - 2001)
Wilens & Baker, PC, New York, NY, Senior Associate (1997 - 2000)
Zurhellen & LaRue, New York, NY, Associate (1996 - 1997)
Fragomen, Del Rey & Bernsen, PC, Washington, DC (1995 - 1996)
Noto & Oswald, PC, Washington, DC (1994 to 1995)
Recent presentations and events:
“Current Trends in the Immigration Laws Under the Obama Administration,” Pace Law School and The Westchester County Bar Association, October, 2010.
“Changes and Updates in the field of Criminal Immigration Law,” Suffolk County Criminal Bar Association, November, 2009.
“Ethics and Immigration Law,” Departmental Disciplinary Committee, First Department, 2004.
“Immigration Law in the Criminal Sector,” Suffolk County Criminal Bar Association, 2004.
“Immigration Updates,” Neighborhood Law Center, Cablevision, November, 2002.
“The New Immigration Laws May Affect Your Business,” The Association News, The Westchester County Association Inc., June 2002.
“The Newest Nonimmigrant Visa Categories,” Immigration Insight, Issue 7, Summer 2001.