Emily Goldberg is pro bono counsel at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, and has coordinated the firm’s pro bono efforts, and collaborations with pro bono counsel at other firms and organizations, to assist immigrants dealing with family separation, deportation proceedings and other issues. Much of her work (and her residence) are in New Jersey. In 2018, Goldberg joined the ACLU-NJ in an action filed in New Jersey federal court on behalf of Indonesian Christians facing deportation, obtaining a temporary injunction. She helped reunite a Honduran man detained in New Jersey with his daughter after 93 days spent separated. Goldberg, who is in leadership at Volunteer Lawyers for Justice in Newark, has spent her career doing civil rights and public interest work, including previously at Gibbons and McCarter & English.

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