Ms. Brownlow is an immigration associate in the Raleigh office. Her practice includes all aspects of U.S. corporate immigration law, including non-immigrant visas, labor certification, and permanent residency. Ms. Brownlow represents and advises corporations, organizations, colleges, and universities in the filing of nonimmigrant and immigrant petitions with the Citizenship and Immigration Services and the Departments of Labor and State. She also provides counsel on the transfer of key personnel for assignments abroad.

Ms. Brownlow handles all types of lawful permanent residence applications, including those based on labor certification (PERM), and on behalf of multinational managers and executives, outstanding professors, researchers and aliens of extraordinary ability. Ms. Brownlow is also experienced in assisting in trial preparation, writing position statements, responses and memoranda, as well as conducting discovery and legal research.

Ms. Brownlow received her Bachelor of Arts in English and philosophy from The Ohio State University, graduating magna cum laude, with honors. Ms. Brownlow studied international comparative law at the University of Oxford in England and then earned her juris doctorate from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, where she served as a managing editor of the Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution.