May 2, 2024 – Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach explains that Google’s decision to pull back on green card applications has reverberated through the tech industry.
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by Hugh Langley, Kali Hays, and Eugene Kim, Business Insider
May 2, 2024 – Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach explains that Google’s decision to pull back on green card applications has reverberated through the tech industry.
by Dree Collopy
Dec. 6, 2023 – Benach Pitney Reilly founder Dree Collopy authored the 9th edition of the American Immigration Lawyers Association’s primer on asylum law.
by Benny B. Peterson, Washingtonian
Dec. 21, 2023 – Two Russian women, Anya and Lera, spoke with Washingtonian about their journey to escape Russia, where they could not safely live openly as a lesbian couple, and build a new life in the United States where Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach helped them gain asylum.
by Myah Ward, Politico
Dec. 1, 2023 – Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach spoke with Politico about the impact that proposed immigration changes being debated in Congress would have on asylum seekers.
by Carol Montoya, Women’s Bar Association of the District of Columbia
June 21, 2023 – The WBA interviewed Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach about her career and the importance of Pride month to the LGBTQ community.
by Lee Cowan, CBS News
May 14, 2023 – Benach Pitney Reilly founding partner Ava Benach talked with CBS News about her client Henry Rivas Sibrian, who is seeking asylum in the United States because of the violence he faces in his native El Salvador due to his sexual orientation, and the unsettling feeling of not knowing when your life in U.S. might be ripped away. Sibrian’s asylum case has been pending since 2017.