Simone Bertollini, Esq.

(2014)

Simone is a native of Rome, Italy, and one of the very few Italian Lawyers in New York with full academic qualifications in both Italy and the United States. After graduating from law school at the University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, Simone moved to the United States, where he was awarded a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Kansas School of Law.

With his unique academic background and international experience, Simone can handle even the most complex criminal immigration matters, including extraditions cases. During his professional career, Simone has handled a variety of litigation cases in both State and Federal Courts.

  • University of Kansas School of Law, Juris Doctor, 2010 – This program emphasized advanced legal research, constitutional law, and practical skills through clinical experiences, preparing graduates for diverse legal careers in both public and private sectors.
  • University of Rome Tor Vergata, Juris Doctor, 2008 – Focused on European Union law, comparative legal systems, and international law, this degree provided a strong foundation in civil law traditions and cross-border legal issues, essential for practicing law in a globalized context.

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Bar Admissions

  • New York
  • New Jersey
  • Texas
  • Missouri
  • U.S. Supreme Court
  • U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
  • U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York
  • U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey
  • U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
  • U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
  • U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
  • U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit

 

Courts play a pivotal role in the intersection of criminal and immigration law, serving as the arena where complex legal issues are adjudicated. Understanding the different types of courts involved—such as federal, state, and immigration courts—is essential for navigating legal challenges effectively. For instance, immigration courts specifically handle removal proceedings and asylum claims, while criminal courts address offenses that may impact immigration status. Key factors include the jurisdiction of each court, procedural rules, and the potential consequences of criminal convictions on immigration status, such as deportation or inadmissibility. Additionally, recent legislative changes and landmark rulings have further complicated the relationship between criminal convictions and immigration outcomes, underscoring the importance of specialized legal counsel. For a comprehensive overview of how courts influence immigration cases, visit our detailed legal resources.

Professional Recognition

Selected in the Super Lawyers Magazine:

  • New York Metro Rising Stars (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021);
  • New Jersey Rising Stars (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021);
  • New Jersey (2022, 2023).

 

Understanding the significance of legal credentials is essential for anyone seeking trustworthy representation in criminal immigration law. This badge symbolizes not only professional achievement but also a commitment to upholding the highest standards of legal ethics and expertise. Attorneys who display such credentials have often undergone rigorous certification processes, demonstrating specialized knowledge in both criminal defense and immigration law. This dual expertise is critical because criminal convictions can have profound and lasting impacts on immigration status, including deportation or inadmissibility.

When choosing a legal professional, consider the following factors that this badge represents:

  • Specialized Certification: Verification that the attorney has met stringent requirements in criminal immigration law.
  • Proven Track Record: Experience handling complex cases that intersect criminal and immigration issues.
  • Ethical Standards: Commitment to client confidentiality, diligent representation, and ongoing legal education.

For more insights on selecting qualified legal counsel, visit our comprehensive guide on criminal immigration defense strategies.

Our legal team is proficient in multiple languages to ensure clear and effective communication with clients from diverse backgrounds. We offer services in English, Italian, and Spanish, enabling us to handle complex legal matters with cultural and linguistic sensitivity. This multilingual capability is particularly valuable in international law, immigration cases, and cross-border transactions, where precise language understanding is crucial. By providing legal advice and documentation in these languages, we help clients navigate the legal system more confidently and avoid misunderstandings that could impact their cases.

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Representative matters

USA v. Gasperini, 16-cr-441 (“Not Guilty” verdict on all felony charges in the first ever “click fraud” trial)

4Eon, Inc. v. Elemedia S.p.A., 655665/2016 (obtained discontinuance of international 6-million dollar lawsuit)

USA v. Bjelovic, 14-cr-60026 (Criminal charges of marriage fraud and passport fraud were dismissed)

State of New York v. Valencia, 2013-SU-26572 (Obtained post-conviction amendment of drug conviction)

State of New Jersey v. Thomaston, Ind. No. 12-06-00457-I (Attempted murder charge was dismissed)

State of New Jersey v. Grady, Ind. No. 12-06-1488 (Firearm possession charge was dismissed)

Larios v. Borgen, 2:14-cv-6736 (charges of marriage fraud were reversed after Federal appeal)

Matter of Jose Terrero, (U.S. citizenship granted after 3 prior denials)

Zarate v. Borgen, 2:15-cv-04311 (charges of marriage fraud were reversed after Federal appeal)