Two partners of Weaver Schlenger & Mazel have been recognized by their peers and business professionals for their outstanding work.

Weaver, Schlenger & Mazel applauds our managing partner, Kirsten Schlenger, for her tenacity and effective strategic planning on a national level during the Adjustment of Status debacle this last month.  Kirsten has served as a Trustee of the Board of the American Immigration Law Foundation (AILF) for more than seven years.   Her unceasing commitment and dedication to this non-profit organization derives from her passion for justice in the immigration system.  Throughout the years, Kirsten has successfully helped AILF raise significant funds to maintain and expand AILF’s critical work.

Kirsten Schlenger, Partner at Weaver, Schlenger & Mazel, in a letter to the editor published in the April 2007 edition of “California Lawyer,” expressed her disappointment with “government officials [who forgot] their professional and human responsibilities” to the “starry-eyed [immigrant] who believes that America is the land of freedom and respect for human rights.”  She held that she supports any effort “that shines light on the flaws in a system that continues to permit such attacks on fundamental fairness.” 

Kirsten's letter to the editor can be read by visiting www.dailyjournal.com, click on "California Lawyer," and then click on Letters to the Editor.