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Emily Callan is a Managing Attorney with Erickson Immigration Group. Over the course of her career, she’s been recognized multiple times as a Rising Star and Super Lawyer. Emily brings 10+ years of business immigration experience to her work and clients.
Emily’s immigration practice focuses on a wide variety of employment-based visas and green card cases, with a particular focus on PERM, while her bread and butter cases are the writing-intensive EB-1 Extraordinary Ability, Outstanding Researcher, and Multinational Manager applications. Emily has spoken at her local AILA panel and extensively publishes on numerous immigration-related topics in industry journals.
AILA Maryland Chapter Conference 2016
Rising Star 2020-2021
Supreme Court Historical Society Hughes Gossett Award 2011
Looking for Work in All the Wrong Places – An Argument for the Adoption of a Job-Seeker Visa in the United States | 48 Cap. U. L. Rev. 1 · Dec 2, 2019
A Most Unnatural Body of Law…How the Complexities of Operation Janus and Denaturalization Illustrate the Need for Comprehensive Immigration Reform | Elon Law Review · Nov 13, 2018
Is the Game Still Worth the Candle (or the Visa): How the H-1B Visa Lottery Lawsuit Illustrates the Need for Immigration Reform | Albany Law Review · Jan 1, 2016
The Guards May Still Guard Themselves: An Analysis of How Kerry v. Din Further Entrenches the Doctrine of Consular Nonreviewability | 44 CAP. U. L. REV. · Jan 1, 2015
Changes in the Political Tide – An Examination of How the Courts Adapt Federal Preemption Doctrine in Response to a Shift in Political Opinion on Immigrationm| MISS. C. L. REV. · Oct 31, 2014
Green Cards as the Ultimate Dividends: Why Improving the U.S. Investment Visa Program Will Encourage the Economic Recovery by Increasing Foreign Investment and Creating Jobs for Americans | Georgetown Immigration Law Journal · May 1, 2013
Guy Fawkes’ Dangerous Remedy: The Unconstitutionality of Government-Ordered Assassination and its Implications for Due Process in America | John Marshall Law Review · Nov 1, 2012
Alien Terrorist Removal Court and Other National Security Measures You May Have Never Heard Of: The Need for Comprehensive National Security Reform | Texas Wesleyan Law Review · Apr 1, 2012
Amending the Constitution to Save a Sinking Ship? The Issues Surrounding the Proposed Amendment of the Citizenship Clause and “Anchor Babies” | Berkeley La Raza Law Journal · Apr 1, 2012
Because of “His Spotless Integrity of Character”: The Story of Salmon P. Chase: Cabinets, Courts, and Currencies | Journal of Supreme Court History · Sep 1, 2011
The United States Guards the Guards Themselves: The International Law Implication of the Swiss Bank and IRS Controversy | Trade, Law and Development · Oct 1, 2010
Protecting Children in America and Abroad: How Recent Abandonment of HIV Waiters Will Affect International Adoption | Children’s Legal Rights Journal · Apr 1, 2010
“Bringing Operation Pedro Pan Back from Never Never Land: Is INA 207(b) the President’s Solution to the Humanitarian Crisis at the Border?” | St. Thomas Law Review
‘Sanctuary in the 21st Century: The Unique Asylum Exception to the Extradition Rule | Michigan State University International Law Review
A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to the Border… How the Recent Immigration Executive Orders and Subsequent Lawsuits Demonstrate the Immediate Need for Comprehensive Immigration Reform | University of Baltimore Law Review
Peter Approved My Visa, But Paul Denied It: An Analysis of How the Recent Visa Bulletin Crisis Illustrates the Madness that is U.S. Immigration Procedure | DePaul Journal for Social Justice
Emily Callan is a Managing Attorney with Erickson Immigration Group. Over the course of her career, she’s been recognized multiple times as a Rising Star and Super Lawyer. Emily brings 10+ years of business immigration experience to her work and clients.
Emily’s immigration practice focuses on a wide variety of employment-based visas and green card cases, with a particular focus on PERM, while her bread and butter cases are the writing-intensive EB-1 Extraordinary Ability, Outstanding Researcher, and Multinational Manager applications. Emily has spoken at her local AILA panel and extensively publishes on numerous immigration-related topics in industry journals.
AILA Maryland Chapter Conference 2016
Rising Star 2020-2021
Supreme Court Historical Society Hughes Gossett Award 2011
Looking for Work in All the Wrong Places – An Argument for the Adoption of a Job-Seeker Visa in the United States | 48 Cap. U. L. Rev. 1 · Dec 2, 2019
A Most Unnatural Body of Law…How the Complexities of Operation Janus and Denaturalization Illustrate the Need for Comprehensive Immigration Reform | Elon Law Review · Nov 13, 2018
Is the Game Still Worth the Candle (or the Visa): How the H-1B Visa Lottery Lawsuit Illustrates the Need for Immigration Reform | Albany Law Review · Jan 1, 2016
The Guards May Still Guard Themselves: An Analysis of How Kerry v. Din Further Entrenches the Doctrine of Consular Nonreviewability | 44 CAP. U. L. REV. · Jan 1, 2015
Changes in the Political Tide – An Examination of How the Courts Adapt Federal Preemption Doctrine in Response to a Shift in Political Opinion on Immigrationm| MISS. C. L. REV. · Oct 31, 2014
Green Cards as the Ultimate Dividends: Why Improving the U.S. Investment Visa Program Will Encourage the Economic Recovery by Increasing Foreign Investment and Creating Jobs for Americans | Georgetown Immigration Law Journal · May 1, 2013
Guy Fawkes’ Dangerous Remedy: The Unconstitutionality of Government-Ordered Assassination and its Implications for Due Process in America | John Marshall Law Review · Nov 1, 2012
Alien Terrorist Removal Court and Other National Security Measures You May Have Never Heard Of: The Need for Comprehensive National Security Reform | Texas Wesleyan Law Review · Apr 1, 2012
Amending the Constitution to Save a Sinking Ship? The Issues Surrounding the Proposed Amendment of the Citizenship Clause and “Anchor Babies” | Berkeley La Raza Law Journal · Apr 1, 2012
Because of “His Spotless Integrity of Character”: The Story of Salmon P. Chase: Cabinets, Courts, and Currencies | Journal of Supreme Court History · Sep 1, 2011
The United States Guards the Guards Themselves: The International Law Implication of the Swiss Bank and IRS Controversy | Trade, Law and Development · Oct 1, 2010
Protecting Children in America and Abroad: How Recent Abandonment of HIV Waiters Will Affect International Adoption | Children’s Legal Rights Journal · Apr 1, 2010
“Bringing Operation Pedro Pan Back from Never Never Land: Is INA 207(b) the President’s Solution to the Humanitarian Crisis at the Border?” | St. Thomas Law Review
‘Sanctuary in the 21st Century: The Unique Asylum Exception to the Extradition Rule | Michigan State University International Law Review
A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to the Border… How the Recent Immigration Executive Orders and Subsequent Lawsuits Demonstrate the Immediate Need for Comprehensive Immigration Reform | University of Baltimore Law Review
Peter Approved My Visa, But Paul Denied It: An Analysis of How the Recent Visa Bulletin Crisis Illustrates the Madness that is U.S. Immigration Procedure | DePaul Journal for Social Justice
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