Larry is currently a partner in the newly established Pittsburgh office of Fragomen, the world’s largest immigration only law firm. He brings decades of experience helping public and private employers secure temporary and permanent visas for foreign national employees, as well as guiding individuals through family-based permanent residence and U.S. citizenship processes. As the founder of the immigration practice at his former firm, Larry developed a deep understanding of global immigration complexities, facilitating work-authorized visas for clients around the world and ensuring smooth navigation of international immigration systems.
In addition to his legal practice, Larry is a respected educator, recently named a “Professor of Practice” at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, where he has taught Immigration Law for nearly 25 years. He also teaches “Practical Lawyering” and previously served as a professor at Duquesne University School of Law.
Beyond his professional achievements, Larry is deeply engaged in his community. He currently serves as the Board Chair of the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh and sits on the boards of the Jewish Federation of Pittsburgh, Tree of Life and the Community Relations Council of the United Jewish Federation of Pittsburgh. He also contributes to the Missing Child Project. From 2010 to 2019, Larry was an active member of the Mt. Lebanon School Board, including two years as its President and completed a term on the Mt. Lebanon Civil Service Commission. He has also held leadership roles with organizations such as Leadership Pittsburgh, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and Temple Emanuel of the South Hills.
Larry’s work in immigration law has earned him widespread recognition, including 26 consecutive years of inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America for Immigration Law. He has contributed to numerous publications, writing articles such as “Immigration Update: What Has/Has Not Changed for Canadians Since 9/11” for the Florida Journal, “Immigration Strategies for Hiring Staff” for Nursing Home Magazine, “Hiring Foreign Nurses” for Assisted Living Success and “Outward Bound – An American in Paris or Munich or Tokyo” for the Mid-Atlantic Executive Legal Adviser. Larry also co-authored articles published in the University of Pittsburgh Law Review and the Allegheny County Medical Society Bulletin.
- JD, University of Pittsburgh School of Law
- BA, University of Pennsylvania
