Holly Cooper was no stranger to immigration law. She helped run an immigration clinic while at UC-Davis School of Law. Maybe it was an itch to get back into her old calling, but only a year after joining a large firmas a litigator, she asked to take a few of the asylum cases the firm handles through its pro bono program. One of those cases would change her career.
November 08, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Holly Cooper was no stranger to immigration law.
She worked as a volunteer paralegal for years, helping hundreds of Central American refugees of war find asylum in the United States. And she helped run an immigration clinic while at UC-Davis School of Law.
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