Knowledge and expertise
Experienced U.S. Immigration Attorney
licenses & certifications
Admissions to Practice Law
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The Colorado State Bar
Admitted September 2021
State Bar No. 56230
(currently active)
The State Bar of California
Admitted June 2016
State Bar No. 309968
(currently inactive)
D.O.J.’s Executive Office
for Immigration Review
Issued March 2018
EOIR ID No. YY935608
(currently active)
The U.S. District Court for
the District of Colorado
Issued October 2017
PRID No. 2376221
(currently inactive)
Practice Areas
Practice Areas
Removal Defense
Brian has represented hundreds of noncitizens from all over the world before U.S. immigration judges at Colorado’s Denver Immigration Court. He has successfully litigated numerous removal defense cases resulting in relief for his clients in the forms of: asylum, withholding of removal, U.N. Convention Against Torture relief, cancellation of removal, temporary protected status, suspension of deportation, removal of conditions, et cetera.
Adjustment of Status
Brian has represented dozens of noncitizens at the Colorado branches of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) – attending client interviews with asylum officers, USCIS officers, and ICE agents. He has successfully assisted his clients in receiving U.S. immigration statuses such as: removal of conditions, adjustment of status, lawful permanent residence (green card), and naturalization to U.S. citizenship.
Bond and Parole
Brian has represented scores of noncitizens at Colorado’s Aurora Immigration Court, at bond and custody redetermination hearings. He has successfully secured the release of numerous clients on bond by litigating custody redetermination hearings before U.S. immigration judges, as well as release on parole by conferring with ICE to secure his clients’ release outside of contentious courtroom litigation.
Appeals
Brian has researched, drafted, and filed many appellate briefs to both The Board of Immigration Appeals and USCIS, on a variety of types of cases. In so doing, he has successfully argued for the reversal of erroneous and unfavorable outcomes in clients’ cases before USCIS, and has had unfavorable judicial decisions overturned and remanded back to immigration court for reconsideration and re-adjudication by U.S. immigration judges.
Press
Interviews with Brian Clark
Interview by Logan Cookingham
LegalBridge Magazine, December 10, 2025
Interview by Luke Schmaltz
Glendale Cherry Creek Chronicle, June 26, 2022
Attorney Biography
About Brian Clark
Attorney Brian Clark grew up in Northern California, where he studied Spanish in high school and at college in the 1990s. A study abroad term in Madrid, Spain, sparked his love for international travel, and following his graduation in 2000, Brian spent his early twenties living and working overseas, in Costa Rica, Ireland, and Spain. After attempting to navigate the byzantine Spanish immigration and employment bureaucracy without an attorney, Brian came to identify with the interests and difficulties of foreigners, expatriates, and immigrants everywhere.
Brian later attended law school in Los Angeles, where—following graduation and the bar examination—he went on to practice plaintiff-side employment law and estate planning as a partner at Bucher & Cameron LLP. After moving to Colorado in 2017, Brian refocused his legal practice on U.S. immigration law, which has been his area of specialty ever since.
Whether he is engaged in courtroom litigation, legal research and drafting, or liaising with ICE on behalf of his clients, Brian remains a passionate and formidable advocate for the rights of noncitizens from all over the globe who are living and working in Colorado.
professional memberships
Bar Associations
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American Immigration
Lawyers Association
Member
Feb. 2018 – Present
Denver Bar Association
Member
Sep. 2021 – Present
Colorado Bar Association
Member
Jan. 2022 – Present
Westside Bar Association
Board Member
Jul. 2015 – Dec. 2017
Los Angeles County
Bar Association
Member
Jan. 2012 – Dec. 2016
A Decade of
Legal Experience
unpaid legal work & organizing
Pro Bono & Volunteering
Colorado Lawyers Committee
Denver Legal Night at Centro San Juan Diego
Pro Bono Attorney Volunteer
March 2025 to August 2025.
As a volunteer lawyer at Denver’s “Legal Night” at Centro San Juan Diego, Brian interviewed numerous noncitizens regarding their U.S. immigration needs and concerns, then provided them with pro bono legal guidance and referrals.
Los Angeles County Bar Association
LACBA Immigration Legal Assistance Project
Pro Bono Attorney Volunteer
November 2016 to February 2017.
As an attorney assisting pro bono at the LACBA’s Immigration Legal Assistance Project, Brian conferred with a few dozen noncitizens in Los Angeles regarding their U.S. immigration needs and concerns, then provided them with pro bono legal guidance and referrals.
Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project
Pro Bono Attorney Intake Volunteer
May 2016 to July 2016.
As a volunteer lawyer helping The Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project, Brian interviewed numerous undocumented and unaccompanied minors in Los Angeles regarding their legal status and reasons for fleeing Central America for the United States. In so doing, he assessed the potential merits of their cases with respect to avoiding deportation or removal proceedings, and made pro bono recommendations for asylum, t-visas, u-visas, and other forms of legal relief.
Purdue Global Law School
Regional Alumni Coordinator for Colorado
August 2022 to present.
Twice annually, Brian organizes in-person meetups for Colorado alumni of Concord Law School (now Purdue Global Law School) at bars and restaurants in the Denver metro area.
recommendations
Peer Reviews
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“Brian Clark is an extremely competent and dedicated attorney. His work is very thorough and he never misses an opportunity to do the extra work needed to get the best results for his clients. I have worked with Brian for a number of years and I know he is very dedicated to his work and to achieving success for his clients by paying close attention to every detail. I would highly recommend Brian as an attorney.”
Robert Shikiar
Immigration Attorney
U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants“I worked closely with attorney Brian Clark for more than half a dozen years, as co-counsel at a small U.S. immigration law firm. During that time, he was consummately professional. As a litigator, he was always ready and able to fight for the firm’s clients in court, and his legal research and writing were consistently thorough, detailed, persuasive, and ready on time.
I collaborated with Brian often in advance of hearings, and whenever he went into court he was sure to have ‘all his ducks in a row’ well in advance of the hearing; and when I had to go into court without him, I always knew that Brian’s attention to detail in both the facts and the law ensured that any documents he prepared could be relied upon. Brian is a more-than-competent attorney and was an invaluable asset to our firm during the years that I worked with him..”Jerry Lopez
Senior Associate Attorney
The Abogado Ernesto Law Group
GET IN TOUCH
Contact Information
Telephone
(213) 973-8591
Brian@BrianClarkLegal.com
U.S. Mail
Brian Clark Legal, LLC
P.O. Box 13321
Denver, CO 80201
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