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Also depends on years of practice. Our firm ranges from 70-150 clients per attorney depending on number of years. You also have to take into account that some immigration cases take years and many of those are in pending.
We do removal defense primarily with some affirmative family/U-Visa cases. I currently have about 220 clients. Many are in the long term waiting stage but still require maintenance and upkeep, and I'm still taking new clients...
I just wasn't sure if this is a normal amount of clients. It feels like a lot.
My question would be, what’s your typical caseload (eg, # of Ls, H-1Bs, PERMs, AOS, EB1s, RFEs)?
You can have 100 clients, but if they’re all small & low volume, then I’d trade them all for 1-2 large/high-volume clients. This describes my firm… some of have lots of low volume, others have just a few high volume.
Varies widely based on how much of your own drafting you are doing, the size/volume of your clients, and the types of cases on your docket. As 2-3 year associate I recall having roughly 30 cases that I was responsible for preparing in addition to managing and reviewing the work of 2 paralegals with a caseload of 60-80 cases.
If you have 200 clients and are just reviewing then I’d say that’s normal