who's who top lawyer mona shah

by Estelle Heller Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago 4 min read

Every year, EB5 Investors Magazine announces the Top Attorneys in the EB-5 immigration field, based on their knowledge and experience in EB-5 policy, complex cases and regulatory compliance. Mona Shah, Esq. has been voted a Top EB-5 Attorney for seven consecutive years. Rebecca S. Singh, Esq. has been voted a Top EB-5 Attorney for the first year.

U.K. born, Mona Shah is a dual-licensed attorney and former British Crown Prosecutor. Highly proficient and recognized as an industry leader in US EB-5 investments, Mona has received many accolades for her work, including voted top 25 EB-5 attorneys in the US multiple years; Top Lawyer (Who's Who International) etc.

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Who is Mona Shah?

Mona Shah, Esq.: Mona Shah & Associates Global (150 words)#N#U.K. born, Mona Shah is a dual-licensed attorney and former British Crown Prosecutor .#N#Highly proficient and recognized as an industry leader in US EB-5 investments, Mona has received many accolades for her work, including voted top 25 EB-5 attorneys in the US multiple years; Top Lawyer (Who’s Who International) etc. Mona has produced (and hosts) the first podcast series on EB-5 investments (120+ episodes); Mona is a part-time adjunct professor at Baruch College, City of New York University.#N#Mona has authored numerous articles; is both a published author and a Lexis Nexis Editor. She regularly speaks worldwide, has been interviewed by mainstream news channels, including Fox Business News and Al Jazeera; featured in international magazines and quoted in major newspapers, including the New York Times and Bloomberg. Mona Is also a member of the Leadershipl Advisory Committee and Public Policy Committee for IIUSA.#N#Headquartered in Manhattan, MSA Global is a Law Firm with an advanced global corporate Immigration practice, instrumental in the success of numerous projects, having raised raising millions in investor capital.

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