Matthew Gorman

Matthew Gorman is an associate in the Global Immigration & Mobility practice of Baker McKenzie's Washington, DC office. Matthew advises on corporate and employment-based immigration law, including work visa petitions, permanent residence and immigration compliance. He regularly advises multinational corporations, start-ups, and high-net-worth individuals on the strategy, requirements, and procedures to secure visas, satisfy employment eligibility, and ensure compliance with immigration-related regulatory requirements.

Matt holds more than nine years of experience in immigration law. He is adjunct professor of law in corporate immigration at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law. He is regularly published in blogs and legal news sites in relation to trends and hot topics in the field of global immigration.

Matthew partners with clients to manage all aspects of their global immigration portfolios and to ensure compliance with relevant immigration regulations. He advises clients on a wide range of immigration and mobility issues across industries, including the review and creation of mobility programs, ensuring day-to-day compliance with immigration laws, and providing training and government enforcement defense in the context of immigration compliance. Matt approaches corporate immigration cross-functionally, and regularly collaborates with the Firm’s wealth management, tax, and government enforcement groups to ensure that advice is holistic, practical, and commercial.

• American Immigration Lawyers Association - Member

• Maryland State Bar Association - Member

• The Global Employer: Global Immigration & Mobility Quarterly Update, June 2023

• At long last, as of November 8, the United States will reopen for international travel - but that is only the first step of the travel process for many travelers, November 2021

• United States: Status Quo for H-1B Cap Season, February 2021

• United States: Start preparing - The H-1B Cap registration window is coming soon!, February 2021

• United States: 10 Questions To Ask Before Managing Form I-9s Electronically, August 2020

• United States: Latest COVID-19 Related Presidential Proclamation on US Immigration Expands Restrictions and Impacts Nonimmigrant Visa Applicants Abroad , June 2020