Renee Colette Redman

Renee Redman provides experienced advice and representation in immigration cases. Attorney Redman focuses on representing clients in removal cases before immigration courts, and on appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals and higher federal courts in the New England/New York area. She handles simple and complex cases, and provides advice to criminal defense attorneys on immigration consequences of criminal convictions.

• General Civil

Connecticut

Since 1994

New York

Since 1994

Adjunct Professor of Law

2006 - Current

Teaching immigration law

Adjunct Professor of Law

2005 - Current

Teaching immigration law

Attorney (immigration)

New Haven Legal Assistance Association

2008 - 2009

Legal Director

American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut

2006 - 2008

Director of Immigration Counseling

International Institute of Connecticut

2004 - 2006

Associate

Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP (New York)

1996 - 2004

Law Clerk (Bridgeport, CT)

U.S. District Judge Warren W. Eginton

1995 - 1996

Judicial Law Clerk

U.S. Department of Justice (New York Immigration Courts)

1993 - 1995

Brooklyn Law School

J.D. (1993) | Law

Michigan State University

B.A. (1980) | Music

Human Rights Award for defense of Haitians in removal proceedings

Alternative Chance

2008

Pro Bono Publico Award for work on removal cases

New York Legal Aid Society

2000

New Haven Bar Association

Member

2011 - Current

Fellowship Place

Board Member

2009 - Current

Connecticut Network to Abolish the Death Penalty

Board Secretary

2007 - Current

Connecticut Bar Association

Member

2006 - Current

American Immigration Lawyers Association (CT Chapter)

Member

2005 - Current