Meet Attorney Erin O’Neil-Baker, Esq.

She represents high-profile clients in publicized deportation defense cases, such as Marco Reyes, who took sanctuary in a New Haven church for four months and was the subject of national and international media reports; Joel Colindres, who is the subject of the documentary The Deported, currently showing on YouTube Originals; Luis Barrios, who was the recipient of a “Private Bill” submitted by Senator Richard Blumenthal; and Wayzaro Walton, whose case received national attention due to a pardon she received from the State of Connecticut.

O’Neil-Baker, a Connecticut native and lifelong resident, is the secretary of the Connecticut Bar Association/co-chair of the Immigration Committee and a member of the national and state chapter of the American Immigration Law Association. 

She is admitted to the U.S. District Court, District of Connecticut, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and the Fifth Circuit, and Superior Court of Connecticut. 

O’Neil-Baker was selected as the Hartford Business Journal’s Women in Business honoree in 2014 and has been a presenter for the Windham Women and Girls Fund, the American Association of University Women, CT Coalition for Domestic Violence, and the United Labor Agency. 

She works with C4D (Students for a Dream), presenting “Know Your Rights” training for attorneys on behalf of undocumented individuals across the state.

She has been honored by the attorney general.

O’Neil-Baker and staff take the fear out of the immigration process to ensure you are cared for and comforted throughout. The team strives to make the process successful and painless.

If you need legal assistance, call for a consultation.

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