To Live the American Dream

The paths that our clients take in life are central to the people-based mission that we embody at Cho Law. Though many of our clients are remarkable, immigration is not always just for trailblazing superstars. These handpicked stories recognize an often overlooked part of coming to the United States: the undeniable fact that living the American Dream is more than just about material success, but the smaller, intangible bits of happiness that sometimes even words can not explain.

Chitra Mittal: Redefining Physical Therapy

Almost two decades ago, Chitra Mittal arrived in the United States as a graduate student. Now, she runs Liberty Physical Therapy, one of the leading physical therapy clinics in New Jersey.

Naveen Kumar: Programming The Future

Naveen Kumar is an entrepreneur who is currently developing a tech product using artificial business and deep learning. However, his story of innovative spirit is one that started several years ago, in a town in India.

Shernelle Callender: A Barbadian Life in America

In what she describes as a stroke of God’s will and a leap of faith, Shernelle Callender moved with her husband to New York City, adapting to the city to make a life for herself in the United States.

The Klishch Family: Persevering Love

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Luba and Oleg Klishch were separated just weeks after getting married. After seven long years of separation, they were finally reunited in 2013.

Xueyan Zheng: NYC Architect

In 2014, she was struggling to find work in New York. Now, she incorporates her knowledge of chemistry, material sciences, and architecture to help design some of the city’s newest buildings.

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