Philadelphia, PA immigration attorney Christopher M. Casazza shares the philosophy that guides his work and the most rewarding aspect of his practice. He admits that he often takes a very personal stake in his clients’ cases—for better or for worse. Every matter that comes across his desk, whether it’s a relatively small issue or a federal appeal before a circuit court, he approaches as if it were his own case. He believes his clients deserve the same level of outcome and dedication that he would expect if he were the one hiring an attorney. His approach is deeply personal, rooted in commitment, and focused on fully understanding the client’s position while putting that effort directly into the case.

He emphasizes that immigration law, in particular, is one of the most rewarding areas of practice. In this field, he helps keep families together, and in many cases, he is able to save lives, especially for refugees. He also helps people realize the American dream, whether through lawful status, work opportunities, or family reunification. For him, seeing families protected, watching clients who have fought for decades finally achieve their dreams, and witnessing the generational impact of his work—such as clients being able to raise children and build stable futures—makes the practice of immigration law incredibly meaningful and fulfilling.