Brian Murray
Whatever Your Immigration Legal Needs May Be, We Are With You
About
Brian Murray is the original founding partner of Murray Osorio PLLC. Brian is a tireless advocate for individuals in immigration proceedings, with particular focus and experience in complex waiver issues and legal challenges to charges and prospective charges of inadmissibility or removability including the immigration consequences of criminal convictions (“crimmigration”). He is looked to as an authority by criminal defense counsel and their clients in the DC area and across the country, to provide immigration counsel and immigration-safe disposition options in criminal proceedings.
Brian has represented a range of individuals with various backgrounds, complications, and needs. He has represented former heads of state, prominent diplomats from a range of countries, multinational executives, and others with seemingly intractable immigration problems including denial of immigrant and non-immigrant visas, waivers, problems at the port of entry, customs issues including seizures, and removal defense.
Brian is a frequent speaker at Continuing Legal Education seminars, especially for the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), on topics such as criminal grounds of inadmissibility and removability and waivers of those grounds. Brian has spoken at immigration law conferences in Germany, Belgium, Hong Kong, Austria, Vietnam, South Africa, and India.
Brian has been frequently honored for his skill and contributions to the field as an immigration lawyer including being listed as a Rising Star in immigration law by SuperLawyers Magazine for Virginia and D.C. since 2016.
Education
- American University Washington College of Law, J.D.
Bar Admissions
- Virginia
- U.S. Supreme Court
- Fourth Circuit, U.S. Court of Appeals
- Fifth Circuit, U.S Court of Appeals
- Eastern District of Virginia, U.S. District Court
Awards/Recognitions
- 2027: The Best Lawyers in America®, Best Lawyers
- 2023: Legal Elite, Virginia Business
Media Appearances
- "Attorney representing Kilmar Abrego Garcia blasts criminal charges for reading 'like a bad novel'" - MSNBC, Weekends with Alex Witt (June 7, 2025)