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Tennis | Sports Immigration Attorney Jordan Butler Becomes A Partner
- Updated: January 24, 2019

Jordan Butler has been promoted to partner in the firm’s litigation department.
Mr. Butler is based in the firm’s Las Vegas office.
“Jordan has made significant contributions to the firm, from his achievements as a litigator in the areas of employment law, class actions, commercial litigation and community association law, to his unique understanding of sports immigration law from the perspective of being a former Division I college tennis athlete. We are proud to welcome him to the partnership,” said Managing Partner, Michael Wolf. “We look forward to his continued success at the firm.”
Mr. Butler represents a broad array of individuals and businesses in complex litigation matters and disputes, and has pertinent mediation, arbitration, and trial experience. In his sports and immigration practice, Mr. Butler represents high-profile international athletes and coaches in employment visa applications under the international recognition (P-1) and extraordinary ability (O-1) categories; and, in the negotiation and drafting of sponsorship and player licensing agreements . In addition to being well-versed on the legal landscape of sports and immigration law, Jordan’s clients benefit from his decade-long involvement in professional tennis as a certified player agent and professional tournament director.
About WOLF, RIFKIN, SHAPIRO, SCHULMAN & RABKIN, LLP
WOLF, RIFKIN, SHAPIRO, SCHULMAN & RABKIN, LLP, founded in 1977, has over 50 lawyers in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Reno, providing the finest possible legal services while efficiently managing costs through small firm economics and commitment. Clients include individuals and community associations as well as businesses ranging from fledgling firms to Fortune 500 companies. For more information, visit: WRSLawyers.com.