D’Alessio Law Group is a global immigration, corporate, and entertainment law firm headquartered in Beverly Hills, with offices in New York and Dallas and counsel across Canada, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. We represent entrepreneurs, executives, investors, and world-class talent on the cross-border decisions that shape their careers and companies.
We don’t process applications. We build strategy.
Immigration isn’t a local issue anymore. It’s tied directly to where you invest, who you hire, and where you choose to build a life. But most firms still operate the old way — reactive, transactional, disconnected from the business decisions driving the move.
D’Alessio Law Group was founded to close that gap. We treat immigration as part of a larger strategy. Our clients don’t just get a filing — they get a plan that accounts for their company, their family, and their long-term position across borders.
Every case starts with the bigger picture — where you want to live, where your business is heading, how you want to be positioned five years from now. The legal strategy follows from that.
With teams and trusted counsel across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, we move with our clients.
We specialize in the matters most firms hand off: extraordinary ability cases, investor visas, multinational executive transfers, entertainment and athletic talent, and the corporate work that surrounds it all.
Lorraine D’Alessio is one of the most recognized voices in U.S. immigration law. Her practice focuses on the cross-border decisions that shape global businesses and high-profile careers — extraordinary ability cases, investor visas, multinational structuring, and the long-term planning that connects them.
She has been named a Super Lawyer (2023–2025), a Rising Star every year since 2012, one of the Top 50 Women Lawyers by the Los Angeles Business Journal, and a Top 25 Women of Influence recipient. Under her leadership, D’Alessio Law Group was named the 2024 Best Law Firm in California by the Business Excellence Awards.
A Forbes Books featured author, Lorraine contributes regularly to Forbes, The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, the Los Angeles Times, and Canada’s Playback. She lectures on global mobility and immigration law at institutions including the Toronto International Film Festival and the New York Film Academy, and is a member of the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO). She serves on the board of Artists for Change and has provided counsel to U.S. embassies worldwide and the World Trade Center.