EXPERIENCE

Ketu Shah has been practicing law for over 11 years. He graduated from Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington in 1990 and the University of Minnesota Law School in 1994. At the University of Minnesota, Mr. Shah was a Managing Editor for the Journal of Law and Inequality. After completing law school, Mr. Shah was selected for the prestigous honor of clerking for Judge Carol Schapira in King County Superior Court for two years. He then worked for city attorney's offices for several years. Mr. Shah founded this office in 2000 to represent businesses and individuals in business and family immigration matters.

EFFECTIVE

After starting his private practice in 2000, Mr. Shah has helped businesses and individuals accomplish their immigration goals in a prompt and effective manner. Mr. Shah has has had tremendous success in obtaining various immigration benefits for businesses and families. He has also counseled families in estate planning to maximize their tax deduction and provide peace of mind for their family.

INVOLVED

Mr. Shah is also active with his community. He is a member of the South Asian Bar Association and American Immigration Lawyers Association. He has also served on the Judicial Evaluation Committee for the Asian Bar Association.

Mr. Shah is also a board member of Chaya, an organization that assists women who have endured domestic violence. He has volunteered with Chaya since 2000 and was appointed to the Board in 2005. He led a committee in hiring Chaya's new Executive Director and is currently the Treasurer serving on the Executive Committee. Mr. Shah is also former Vice-President of the Network of Indian Professionals and has coached soccer for girls and boys. Mr. Shah was also appointed by the Governor Locke to serve on the Governor's Committee on Affirmative Action Policy.