About Us

Do Law Office is an immigration and car accident law firm based in Atlanta, Georgia. For immigration related matters, we serve clients across the US and globally. For car accident cases, we serve clients in all 50 states. Any legal matter can be a never-ending maze and we are here to help guide you through that complicated process.

In matters relating to immigration, we have successfully helped both corporations and individuals live and work in the US. For clients injured in auto accident cases, we have the knowledge, experience and resources to maximize the value of your case.

We will fight hard to get you all the compensation and benefits you deserve! We are here to help with HONESTY, INTEGRITY and DILIGENCE.

Principal Attorney

Linh Do, Esq.

Mrs. Do is a Vietnamese immigrant who emigrated to the US in 1993. She graduated from Georgia State University with a double degree in Political Science and History in 2010. She went on to obtain a Juris Doctorate degree from Mercer University School of Law in May 2013. As a law student and attorney, Mrs. Do has more than ten years of legal experience and has worked for several notable institutions including Troutman Sanders and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).

Mrs. Do immigration experience includes assisting companies and individuals explore the available visa options specific to their needs, which includes E-1/E-2, L-1, H-1B, EB-1, TN and O-1, as well as PERM labor certifications and green card applications. Mrs. Do has successfully defended many clients from imminent deportation. As an immigrant herself, Mrs. Do knows first-hand the difficulties her client experiences and the threat of family separation.

Additionally, Mrs. Do has experience representing clients in auto accident cases and has helped many individuals obtain the compensation they deserve. She understands that every case is unique and equally important. As such, she gives you the personal attention and compassion you need following a serious accident.

Mrs. Do is fluent in both English and Vietnamese. In addition to practicing law, she serves as a board member for a non-profit organization, One Body Village.