Illinois State Bar Association’s Illinois Law Cable Program

On September 8th and 22nd, 2009, Ms. Bonita Hwang Cho appeared on the Illinois State Bar Association’s Illinois Law cable program on CAN-TV Cable Channel 21. The program was titled, “How to Choose the Right Lawyer for You.”

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    Bonita B. Hwang Cho

    Bonita B. Hwang Cho is the owner and a partner at Cho Immigration Law, based out of Chicago, Illinois. She focuses on family-based immigration, employment-based immigration, citizenship matters, asylum, and deportation defense, national interest waivers, and extraordinary ability visas. The law firm is woman and minority-owned.

    Years of Experience: More than 20 years
    Illinois Registration Status: Active

    Bar Admissions: Korean American Bar, Association Illinois State Bar Association

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