San Francisco Immigration Attorney

Bay Area immigration attorney and the founder of The Walia Law Firm, Harjot "Ginny" Walia has handled numerous cases in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. Oakland immigration attorney Harjot Walia has achieved a very high level of success in a relatively short period of time. The firm has reached great heights due to Walia’s brilliant mind, competitive attitude and a willingness to fight for her clients.

Fremont Immigration attorney Ginny Walia is also a federal criminal defense attorney.  She has commented as an expert legal analyst and a forensics expert in well publicized, high profile criminal cases on national television channels. Specifically, she was asked for her expert legal advice on the DNA evidence that was a part of the Scott Peterson case. 
 
Walia was also featured as a top story in the leading Bay Area legal newspaper,  "The Recorder". "The Recorder" recognized Walia as a young and successful criminal defense attorney who has made her way to the top. Walia was also featured in "The New York Law Journal."

            San Francisco Immigration Lawyer
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To know more about San Francisco Immigration Attorney Harjot Walia as a criminal defense lawyer, visit our website at www.walialawfirm.com

Harjot "Ginny" Walia started her career as a San Francisco criminal defense lawyer. She holds a B.S. in Psychology from UC Davis and a J.D. with Honors Lawyering Program from and a J.D. with Honors Lawyering Program from Golden Gate University, School of Law. Ms. Walia’s competitive attitude made it possible for her to graduate law school with honors in a short span of two years, passing first class with top scores in four classes. While at the University, she also held the responsibility of managing of Golden Gate University competitive national mock trial team. As an undergraduate, Walia tutored Calculus and Genetics to fellow undergraduates for several years at the UC Davis Learning Skills Center tutored Calculus and Genetics to fellow undergraduates for several years at the UC Davis Learning Skills Center.