Mirtha Fadul is a partner at Canero Fadul Reis Law, having started her career as an immigration attorney in 2016. Of Lebanese descent and a native of Santiago, Dominican Republic, she obtained her Juris Doctor degree from Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra in 2012. After finishing her studies in the Dominican Republic, Mirtha Fadul continued her education and earned her Juris Doctor degree from The University of Miami School of Law in May 2015.

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Mirtha Fadul represents and counsels clients on a wide range of immigration matters. She has extensive experience working with individuals, investors, and corporate clients in matters involving immigrant and non-immigrant visa petitions, including those based on H-1B, H-1B1, TN, L, J, E, O, P, EB-1A, EB-1C, EB-2, National Interest Waivers, and family petitions.

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“It is important not to let the term talent visa intimidate applicants. A person with certified and accredited achievements, education, and recognitions in various fields can qualify for a talent visa. There are multiple options and different types of visas suggested based on individual profiles. It is crucial to have legal and tax advice throughout the process,” concludes Mirtha Fadul

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Through her involvement with the Spain, Italy, Mexico, and France Chambers of Commerce, Mirtha Fadul has created mutually beneficial business relationships between the firm and the Miami business community. Passionate about the culinary industry and immersing herself in diverse cultures, she has established ties with the Mexican Chamber, where she helps many Mexican citizens and investors. Mirtha Fadul enjoys discovering diverse creative talents and learning about different cultural backgrounds.

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She is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), the Florida Bar, the D.C. Bar, and the Dominican Bar Association. Additionally, Mirtha Fadul is part of the Florida Bar's Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law Section.

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Mirtha Fadul has been profiled and interviewed by numerous local and national media outlets for her work in the field, including Telemundo 51, EVTV, TVV, and Actualidad Radio, among others.