"There is nothing new with the appeal of Zach Adams' (case) since October 2017," Adams' attorney Jennifer Thompson wrote in a text message to a Jackson Sun reporter Wednesday.Jun 6, 2019
TRIAL ATTORNEY JULIANA ZACH
Juliana Zach, family and immigration law attorney. She is a former Assistant State Attorney who currently practices law in the Greater Danbury area, Connecticut. She provides legal services primarily in the areas of immigration and family law. She practices US federal Immigration law nationwide.
FORMER LEGAL COUNSEL FOR BRAZILIAN COUSULATE
The Zach Law Firm currently represented the Brazilian Consulate in Hartford CT in a wide range of areas for 7 years.
EDUCATION
Juliana Zach holds two Juris Doctor Degrees; one from The Catholic University of Pernambuco (Recife, Brazil) and the other from Florida A&M University College of Law (Orlando, Florida). She is admitted to practice law in both Florida and Connecticut. Mrs.
LEGAL EXPERIENCE
Mrs. Zach started her career as an attorney in Brazil. She attended law school in Recife, Brazil. During her law school in Brazil, Mrs. Zach clerked for the Honorable Judge Antonio Fernando de Araujo Martins. She also attained experience in employment law by working in the private sector.
WHY HIRE ATTORNEY JULIANA ZACH
Attorney Zach left the State Attorney's office to pursue criminal defense, family and immigration law in the State of Connecticut. With her experience as a former Assistant State Attorney, she has an inside knowledge of the prosecution's approach, which enables her to better defend her clients. Mrs.
PORTUGUESE SPEAKING ATTORNEY IN DANBURY, CONNECTICUT
Attorney Zach speaks Portuguese fluently and has a working knowledge of Spanish .
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