Alexander Voschinsky

An Avvo review: an honest, detail-oriented attorney who understands the right approach for a given immigration case; he helped assemble the documents, filed them, tracked progress and ran a mock interview with the clients. (Paraphrase of a public review.)

On Avvo, positive reviews: clients describe an attentive, detail-oriented attorney who helped assemble the documents, tracked progress and ran a mock interview. (Summary of the public profile.)

Admitted in California (Bar #271359), a J.D. from Pepperdine Caruso School of Law (the CALI award in immigration law). Experience in asylum, employment- and family-based immigration; fluent in Russian and English. (Summary of public sources.)

Per the firm profile: degrees in economics and international relations (UC Davis) and a Pepperdine J.D. with the CALI award in immigration law; a focus on employment-based immigration plus experience in asylum and family cases, including pro bono work for refugees. (Summary of public sources.)

I found Alexander Voschinsky in the attorney directory; from the correspondence he made a very good impression and answers to the point. I was asking who had already done talent-visa cases with him.

We filed for O-1 and O-2, and in the end it was all approved - the visa was issued in Belgrade, Serbia. We worked with the Russian-speaking attorney Alexander Voschinsky at The Law Offices of David M. Sturman.

I ran my case with The Law Offices of David M. Sturman: they have a Russian-speaking attorney, Alexander Voschinsky. In correspondence everything was clear and he answers to the point.

In 2025 people again asked in the chats who had worked with Alexander Voschinsky, and detailed answers were almost absent. There is still little first-hand feedback specifically on the talent visas in the Russian-language community, so plan to gather the experience yourself.

A few times in the chats people asked whether anyone had worked with Alexander Voschinsky in substance, and detailed reviews were almost absent. There is still little first-hand feedback on the talent visas in the Russian-language community.

The Sturman & Associates firm has dozens of mixed reviews on Yelp: alongside praise there are complaints about timelines and communication. The reviews are about the firm as a whole rather than this attorney personally - clarify exactly who will handle your case. (Summary of the public profile.)

Bear in mind that working communication is mostly in English, and the firm's profile is broader than the talent visas. A tip from the chat: ask up front for experience specific to O-1/EB-1 in your field.