Lawyers of Distinction

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 7, 2018

The Lawyers of Distinction is pleased to announce that Joseph F Jacob, Esq. of Albany, New York, has been certified as a member. The Lawyers of Distinction is recognized as the fastest growing community of distinguished lawyers in the United States. Lawyers of Distinction shall not offer membership to more than 10% of attorneys in any given state. Members are accepted based upon objective evaluation of an attorney's qualifications, license, reputation, experience, and disciplinary history. Please see www.lawyersofdistinction.com for further details concerning membership qualification.

Joseph F Jacob, Esq. is admitted to practice law in the state courts of New York and New Jersey. He counsels clients locally and globally with issues related to the United States federal laws including Commercial and Business Transactions, International Trade and Investments, and Immigration and Naturalization services.

He counsels clients locally and globally with issues related to the United States federal laws including Commercial and Business Transactions, International Trade and Investments, and Immigration and Naturalization services.

He is a member of the American Bar Association (ABA), the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA), and the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA).

He served as Vice Chair of the ABA's Middle Eastern Committee and as Vice Chair of the ABA's International Human Rights Committee.​

​Joseph is an immigrant and an entrepreneur who came to the United States in 1993 and have since been involved in many ventures and international businesses. He lives in Upstate New York and travels extensively to meet his clients.

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