Ismail Shahtakhtinski I.S. Law Firm

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Founded by attorney Ismail Shahtakhtinski I.S. Law Firm is structured to provide excellent legal services with individual attention to the specific needs of each and every client, all at the most reasonable cost. We have helped thousands to immigrate to the United States, establish businesses in the US, and get compensated for their injuries. Our lawyers work closely with experienced multi-lingual support staff to achieve the most favorable outcome for our clients. We speak English, Spanish, Korean, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Amharic, and Azerbaijani languages.

Ismail T. Shahtakhtinski

Attorney Ismail T. Shahtakhtinski is the founder and principal attorney at I.S. Law Firm, PLLC. He focuses his practice primarily in the areas of immigration law, personal injury and business law. Prior to founding his firm, Attorney Shahtakhtinski worked with other firms on major civil matters and worked as of counsel for a New Orleans based law firm. Mr. Shahtakhtinski has developed experience in a broad range of civil matters including personal injury, insurance coverage, as well as immigration law and commercial litigation. In the past, Mr. Shahtakhtinski represented number of Washington, DC area businesses, international corporations, foreign governments, and individuals in their legal matters.

Through over a decade of his legal practice, Ismail represented numerous asylum seekers from various parts of the world, including dissidents whose government’s issued false Interpol Red Notices on account of their political opinions. Attorney Shahtakhtinski is frequently invited as a panelist to forums and conferences on matters involving US immigration laws, international laws and human rights. He is often interviewed by various US and international media outlets on developments in US laws. Mr. Shahtakhtinski is a member of American Immigration Lawyers Association, holds a Certificate in International Law and Practice, and is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia and the states of Virginia, Maryland and New York.