Christopher Elmore was born and raised in Indianapolis and is now managing partner at E.Z. Law, LLC in Chicago. He is licensed to practice law in Illinois as well as before the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. He has practiced immigration law as an attorney since June 2014. His practice is focused on family-based relief, asylum, VAWA and U-Visa relief primarily for domestic violence and crime victims, removal defense, and religious workers. Mr. Elmore has been actively involved in AILA’s response to family detention, volunteering at Artesia, New Mexico and Dilley, Texas, and working on the remote bond preparation initiative, including parole requests and bond determination appeals. Mr. Elmore also dedicates a significant portion of his practice to pro bono work outside of family detention by helping asylum seekers and refugees, and domestic violence victims and their children. He has partnered with Family Rescue in Chicago’s South Side to find ways to provide discounted legal representation to many domestic violence survivors. Mr. Elmore was a director on the board of VIDA (Volunteer Immigrant Defense Advocates), which provided pro bono representation for underserved immigrant populations in eastern Tennessee. In addition to legal services, Mr. Elmore participated in multiple service trips to Central and South America, and the Middle East, to assist in providing humanitarian aid, medical services, participate in building projects, assist orphanages, and meet with government officials to facilitate the provision of resources to populations in need.
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