Rebecca Medina

Rebecca Medina serves as a partner at Brill & Medina, LLP, where her legal practice is devoted to addressing immigration-related matters. Her legal acumen covers a broad spectrum of immigration law, including deportation/removal defense, criminal immigration defense, family-based petitions and naturalization.

Holding degrees from Cornell University and New York Law School, Ms. Medina is admitted to practice in both New York and New Jersey. Throughout her career, she has actively engaged with various professional and bar associations. She has held the position of chair of the Immigration Committee and is a member of the Association of Deportation Defense Attorneys. Additionally, she serves as the treasurer for the Long Island Hispanic Bar Association and is an active member of both the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the Puerto Rican Bar Association.

Ms. Medina's commitment to community service is evident in her role as a speaker and panelist at university and community events, where she addresses the nuances and impacts of immigration law. She also leads outreach programs aimed at empowering Hispanic communities, demonstrating her dedication to making a tangible difference in people's lives through both legal and community channels.

With her contributions to the field of immigration law extending beyond her client representation, Ms. Medina has co-authored several publications that provide insights into complex immigration issues. She has also drafted a notable decision that garnered front-page attention in the New York Law Journal. This blend of practical and scholarly work underscores her comprehensive approach to the legal challenges faced by immigrants.