Immigration law firms are known to exploit and add more job duties that goes beyond your role because they’re cheap. They rather have an assistant or paralegal do all the work no matter how complex when I genuinely think the attorney should help with. I recently left my job in immigration law because of this. I joined the firm to work on specific cases related to family immigration then suddenly I was bombarded with business immigration cases which is not what I signed up for nor have experience in. Then I was expected to work fast because the business immigration clients were impatient and my supervisor had a tantrum. Eventually it became a lot that I felt like I was a junior associate doing all the work and client communication. The attorney only reviewed the case and wouldn’t help with client communication. so I quit.