Amy Reinhorn is the Founder at Reinhorn Law. With over twenty (20) years of business immigration experience, she understands that attracting and retaining the most talented workforce is critical to the success of businesses competing in the most dynamic sectors of the global economy. Amy advises clients in all areas of corporate immigration and represents many companies of all sizes, from small investor start-ups to some of the most well-known global corporate brands.

Amy is a graduate of the University of Washington School of Law and a member of the state bars of California and New York. Amy received a Bachelor of Arts degree in History (minor in Japanese Language) from Santa Clara University. She was previously an associate attorney at Cooley LLP. Amy is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and an invited speaker at industry conferences.

In her free time, Amy is an avid mountain climber and enjoys the practice of Qi Gong.

An experienced Senior Paralegal, Jack is well versed in solving complex employment-based immigration matters and compliance issues. His particular focus includes O-1, EB-1, H-1B, and L-1 visa applications.

Born and raised in Washington DC, Jack graduated Summa Cum Laude with a BA in History from Loyola Marymount University. Consuming anything sports related, Jack is a diehard fan of the University of Georgia football, Washington Nationals, and Washington Commanders. Over the course of 14 straight years, Jack and his father went to every single Georgia football post-season game, only to be broken up by the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2018, Jack summitted Mt. Kilimanjaro, an accomplishment that surprises him still to this day. When home Jack lives in pandemonium with his Golden Retriever and King Charles Cavalier Spaniel, Frank and Bishop.

A dedicated Paralegal, Camille is well-versed in a diverse array of employment-based immigration matters. Her particular area of focus includes H-1B, L-1 visa applications, consular processing insights, and PERM Labor Certifications.

Born and raised in San Diego, after graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Latin American History from the University of California, San Diego, she moved to the Bay Area in 2021 to follow her father’s example as a paraprofessional within U.S. immigration law.

Camille enjoys working in the immigration field because of its dynamic nature and its insights into lucrative industries. However, it’s the personal touch and high impact on the lives and peace of mind of foreign nationals that makes the work meaningful to her. She strives to help immigrants put their best foot forward when navigating the complex system.

In her spare time, you can find her at the Aikido dojo, exploring coffeehouses and experimenting with espresso, hosting friends for album listening parties and completing her needlepoint projects.