Individual filings

Holland & Knight LLP — filing by filing

All 7 stored filings on record for Holland & Knight LLP, each with its case number, decision date, occupation, offered wage and worksite. Every block states how many worker positions the filing covers and under which petition type, because those are not the same thing as people.

Filings shown
7

Every individual filing we hold for this employer.

Latest decision Mar 19, 2026

New-employment positions
0

Positions filed as NEW employment across the filings below — the closest honest read on new people being sponsored.

Continued-employment positions
4

The same worker renewed. Shown separately and never added to the figure on its left, because adding them would count one person twice.

Certified
5

Filings certified by the Department of Labor. Certification is permission to file with USCIS, not a visa.

0 denied · 2 withdrawn

How to read a position count

Each filing below says how many worker positions it covers. That is a count of positions on one application, not a count of people, and the petition type is what tells the two apart. A new employment filing is a worker being sponsored into a role. A continued employment filing is the same person already doing the job, renewed for another term — so a company that renews the same ten employees every three years produces ten more positions each time without hiring anyone.

That is why nothing on this page adds the position column up. Across the filings shown, Holland & Knight LLP filed 0 new-employment and 4 continued-employment positions; those are two different measurements and their sum describes nobody.

The 7 most recent filings

Newest decision first. Case numbers are public and are the DOL's own identifier for the application.

  • Associate

    I-200-26071-698913

    CertifiedDecided Mar 19, 2026

    23-1011.00 · Lawyers · Level IV

    $285,000–$289,999 band offered/yr · prevailing $285,000–$289,999 band

    Boston, MA · May 2026 → Oct 2026 · Full-time

    Covers 1 position — 1 continued employment (renewal)

    One position, so this filing is one identifiable person. The wage is shown as its $5,000 band, the dates to the month, and the street address is not published.

  • International Law Clerk

    I-201-26050-652102

    CertifiedDecided Feb 26, 2026

    23-1012.00 · Judicial Law Clerks · Level IV · H-1B1 Chile

    $75,000–$79,999 band offered/yr · prevailing $75,000–$79,999 band

    Miami, FL · Jul 2026 → Jul 2027 · Full-time

    Covers 1 position — 1 change of previous employment

    One position, so this filing is one identifiable person. The wage is shown as its $5,000 band, the dates to the month, and the street address is not published.

  • Associate

    I-200-26030-606944

    CertifiedDecided Feb 6, 2026

    23-1011.00 · Lawyers · Level IV

    $270,000–$274,999 band offered/yr · prevailing $200,000–$204,999 band

    Miami, FL · Jan 2026 → Jan 2029 · Full-time

    Covers 1 position — 1 amended petition

    One position, so this filing is one identifiable person. The wage is shown as its $5,000 band, the dates to the month, and the street address is not published.

  • Midlevel Financial Services Associate

    I-200-26021-576738

    CertifiedDecided Jan 28, 2026

    23-1011.00 · Lawyers · Level III

    $310,000–$314,999 band offered/yr · prevailing $265,000–$269,999 band

    Los Angeles, CA · Feb 2026 → Feb 2029 · Full-time

    Covers 1 position — 1 change of employer

    One position, so this filing is one identifiable person. The wage is shown as its $5,000 band, the dates to the month, and the street address is not published.

  • Senior Counsel, International Trade Regulation Group

    I-200-26016-565653

    CertifiedDecided Jan 26, 2026

    23-1011.00 · Lawyers · Level III

    $275,000–$279,999 band offered/yr · prevailing $215,000–$219,999 band

    Washington, DC · Feb 2026 → Feb 2027 · Full-time

    Covers 1 position — 1 continued employment (renewal)

    One position, so this filing is one identifiable person. The wage is shown as its $5,000 band, the dates to the month, and the street address is not published.

  • Associate, International Trade Regulation Group

    I-200-26009-548434

    Certified, then withdrawnDecided Jan 16, 2026

    23-1011.00 · Lawyers · Level II

    $275,000–$279,999 band offered/yr · prevailing $170,000–$174,999 band

    Washington, DC · Feb 2026 → Feb 2027 · Full-time

    Covers 1 position — 1 continued employment (renewal)

    One position, so this filing is one identifiable person. The wage is shown as its $5,000 band, the dates to the month, and the street address is not published.

  • Associate, International Trade Regulation Group

    I-200-26009-548016

    Withdrawn before decisionDecided Jan 9, 2026

    23-1011.00 · Lawyers · Level II

    $275,000–$279,999 band offered/yr · prevailing $170,000–$174,999 band

    Wshington, DC · Feb 2026 → Feb 2027 · Full-time

    Covers 1 position — 1 continued employment (renewal)

    One position, so this filing is one identifiable person. The wage is shown as its $5,000 band, the dates to the month, and the street address is not published.

Why some filings show a wage band instead of a salary

A filing covering a single position identifies one person. Those rows are published at reduced precision rather than dropped.

7 of the 7 filings shown cover exactly one worker position. A job title, a metro, an exact salary and an exact start date, published under an employer’s name, identify that individual to anyone who knows where they work — so those rows carry the $5,000 wage band instead of the salary, the month instead of the day, and no street address.

Filings covering two or more positions are shown in full: at least two workers share every attribute on the row by construction, which is precisely why they were filed together. Nothing is dropped either way — around nine in ten labor condition applications are single-position, and hiding them would misrepresent every employer’s activity by omission.

Each row above is one Labor Condition Application published by the US Department of Labor for Holland & Knight LLP as that name appears on the filing. A certified LCA is the employer’s wage and worksite commitment, and permission to petition USCIS — it is not a visa, not an approval, and not a job offer. Position counts are worker positions on the application, never a headcount. How these pages are built.