Jaclyn Dennis is an attorney passionate about immigration and international law from a human rights perspective. Jaclyn joins Grossman Young & Hammond from the US Department of Labor’s Office of the Solicitor where she advised the Office of Foreign Labor Certification and Bureau of International Labor Affairs on a variety of issues, including federal and administrative litigation, rulemaking, and international arbitration.
Jaclyn graduated summa cum laude from American University Washington College of Law and was awarded the Outstanding Graduate Award for high academic merit and appreciable involvement with the International Law Student Association. While in law school, Jaclyn supported asylum seekers in proceedings before United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and Immigration Court as a student attorney with the International Human Rights Law Clinic and as a legal intern with a non-profit organization. Her career also includes a paralegal role with a non-profit organization serving domestic violence survivors in family law matters.
