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Sedna Law immigration attorneys frequently appear in local and national print, television and internet media. Below is a sample.

Christopher Lavery, a Boston immigration attorney, comments in the Boston Globe's “To Ireland and Back; A Third Wave of Irish Immigrants.”

Based in Quincy, Boston immigration law firm Sedna Law partners Jane Chiang and Christopher Lavery win the Irish Immigration Center’s Solas Appreciation Award for outstanding voluntary service.
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Christopher Lavery was featured on NECN to discuss the Kennedy-McCain immigration reform bill before it was debated again by the Senate.
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Christopher Lavery led a discussion about modern immigration laws at a local library. Click here to read more.

Boston immigration attorney, Christopher Lavery acknowledged how the crackdown on illegal immigration following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks caused Boston’s once booming Irish population to drastically decline in the Boston Globe's article: "Wave of Irish Immigration to Boston Begins to Slow.”

After being awarded the 2007 Appreciation Award for Outstanding Public Service, Christopher Lavery met with the Milford Daily News to discuss his own personal immigration to the United States from his native Ireland.
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