Firm to assist Nigeria’s businesses with legal representation

A law firm, MVMM International Law LLC, based in New York, is set to assist Nigerian businessmen in legal representation and processes in the area of aviation, immigration and others, as it takes interest in helping the needy, especially, the Caribbeans and Africans.

The law firm specialises in immigration, aviation, tax, business formation and start-ups, estate planning and administration, and corporate social responsibility.

MVMM International Law provides legal representation for clients who need to apply for short-term visitor visa, temporary employment/work visa, fiancé visa, spouse visa, business visa, permanent residence, and citizenship.

Additionally, the firm assists aviation companies with brokering deals for the sale/purchase of aircraft, helps clients protect assets and assist with property acquisition, and advises companies on how to maximise profits while improving public relations.

The firm, situated at 244 Madison Ave, Suite 4690 New York, NY 10016, has the expertise to guide you through a difficult life changing experience.

According to Michelle Mills, managing attorney, MVMM International Law’s mission is built on trust, service and respect, saying, “we guarantee effective and knowledgeable representation for you, your family, and business.

“We are committed to keeping you informed at every step of the process. We approach every client with a focus on integrity, advocacy, and understanding. Most importantly, we respect your time and we are committed to giving top-notch legal service.”

The managing attorney is a Jamaican and naturalised US citizen. She has experience working in the banking industry, government, and other private sectors. She earned her Bachelors in Psychology and Economics from the University of Miami and her Juris Doctor from Howard University School of Law in Washington, DC.  She was a CALI Award Recipient for her role as President of the Goler Teal Butcher International Moot Court Team and participation in the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Competitions held in Vienna, Austria and Hong Kong, China.

Additionally, she was selected for the highly competitive White House Presidential Management Fellowship and worked with the US Department of Agriculture and covered a portfolio of over $100 million and supported White House Initiative – My Brother’s Keeper. She completed her fellowship at the US Department of Labour where she made policy recommendations for African countries. Businesses can find out more about the firm by visiting mvmmlaw.com.