Elizabeth C. Pines
Miami
(305) 576 1115
Elizabeth C. Pines is the founding partner of the law firm of Elizabeth C. Pines, PA,. She has been practicing immigration law for more than 20 years. Ms. Pines established the firm to help foreign nationals navigate the often complicated and confusing process of dealing with immigration issues in the United States.
After receiving her Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from the University of Miami in 1985, she received her Master of Business Administration Degree there in 1988, and then continued on to St. Thomas University School of Law, receiving her Juris Doctor Degree in August of 1994.
Ms. Pines is a well-respected member of the South Florida legal community and has offered her knowledge of immigration law and immigration issues, appearing on a number of television talk shows, including NTN24 and Univision. She has also been interviewed on various radio programs, including guest appearances on Union Radio and Cayman Islands Radio. She has authored immigration articles and her Letters to the Editor on immigration have been printed in the Miami Herald and Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel.
In addition, Ms. Pines regularly shares her knowledge of immigration matters for various educational and non-profit institutions. Ms. Pines is a graduate of the Wedgworth Leadership Institute, a program created to develop and refine the leadership capabilities of young leaders who, in turn, will be prepared to become increasingly involved in policy formation at the State level.
She has always been active in the immigration community. She has been a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association since 1996 and is a past Board member for the AILA South Florida Chapter in Miami-Dade County. Ms. Pines has also been a board of the League of Women Voters of Florida and League of Women Voters of Miami-Dade County. She was a board member of Fair Districts and is currently co-chair of the Immigration Committee of LWV of Florida. Ms. Pines was appointed by Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam and served a 4-year term on the Florida Commission on the Status of Women.
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