Posted June 10th, 2025 in Top Stories, News with Tags Firm News

Nilan Johnson Lewis Celebrates Continued Chambers USA Recognition for Labor & Employment and Corporate Immigration Practices

Nilan Johnson Lewis (NJL) is pleased to announce that its distinguished Labor & Employment and Corporate Immigration practices have once again received high commendation from Chambers & Partners, the esteemed publisher of Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business.

Chambers & Partners undertakes rigorous, independent research, engaging in comprehensive interviews with legal professionals and their clients to assess firms across key criteria including technical legal expertise, commercial insight, client service, value for money, team depth, and ethical standards. Rankings are awarded in bands from 1 (the pinnacle of achievement) to 6. For the Chambers USA 2025 edition, both of NJL’s practices have maintained their impressive Band 2 ranking, underscoring their consistent excellence.

Furthermore, two of NJL’s accomplished attorneys have garnered individual recognition for their significant contributions:

Joe Schmitt: Continues to be recognized with a Band 1 ranking in the Labor and Employment category. Joe is highly regarded for his profound understanding of labor and employment law, consistently providing invaluable counsel to clients navigating complex legal landscapes.
John Medeiros: Maintains his Band 2 ranking in the Immigration category. John is acknowledged for his consistent success as a skilled immigration attorney, adeptly guiding clients through the intricacies of immigration processes.

“We are incredibly proud of the ongoing recognition from Chambers USA for both our labor and employment and corporate immigration teams,” commented Amanda Cialkowski, NJL president. “This continued acknowledgment, alongside the individual honors for Joe and John, reaffirms our firm’s dedication to delivering sophisticated legal solutions and outstanding client service that directly support our clients’ strategic objectives.”