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WR Immigration Shortlisted for 2023 Chambers USA D&I Awards

Apr 26, 2023 | Announcements

WR Immigration, a leading global immigration law firm, has been shortlisted for the prestigious “Chambers D&I: Environment & Sustainability” award. This recognition highlights the firm’s commitment to promoting environmental sustainability. 

“We are honored to be shortlisted for the Chambers Environment & Sustainability: Outstanding Firm Award,” said Bernie Wolfsdorf, Managing Partner of WR Immigration. “Environmental sustainability is critical and our firm sees it as our duty to promote environmental sustainability.”  

This Chambers Award recognizes law firms that have demonstrated a strong commitment to promoting and implementing environmentally sustainable practices and aims to encourage law firms to operate in a more sustainable and environmentally responsible manner. 

WR Immigration’s recognition is for law firms that have made significant strides in reducing their carbon footprint and promoting environmentally-friendly practices. The firm has implemented numerous environmental sustainability initiatives. WR Immigration implemented a paperless office policy years ago and all documents are stored electronically to reduce paper usage. WR requires the use of energy-efficient equipment, eco-friendly products and implemented a recycling program many years ago that focuses on reducing waste. 

The winners of the 2023 Chambers USA Awards will be announced at a ceremony on June 15, 2023. WR Immigration’s commitment to promoting environmental sustainability highlights the importance of creating a sustainable future for all. 

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