DelMundo Law
Civil rights, immigration, and personal injury representation, opening in Georgia.
DelMundo Law is not yet an active legal practice. Founder Boz DelMundo is a law student and is not yet licensed to practice law in Georgia or any other jurisdiction. Nothing on this page is legal advice, and nothing here forms an attorney-client relationship.
Practice Areas
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Civil Rights
Litigation on behalf of people whose constitutional rights have been violated, with particular focus on habeas corpus relief for people held in civil immigration detention.
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Immigration
Representation for immigrants and their families navigating enforcement, detention, and the immigration system.
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Personal Injury
Representation for individuals injured through the negligence of others.
Opening upon Boz DelMundo’s admission to the Georgia Bar.
About the Founder
Boz DelMundo is a J.D. Candidate at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School, expected to graduate in May 2027. He is building DelMundo Law alongside his current academic and advocacy work.
Founder, The Habeas Initiative
A student-led project researching, drafting, and filing habeas corpus petitions for non-citizens held in civil immigration detention, in partnership with Sanctuary of the South.
habeasinitiative.netlify.appExecutive Legislative & Recent Case Summaries Editor
Reviews and summarizes recent legislative developments and case law for publication.
Moderator, “Civil Rights, I.C.E., & The Great Writ”
Moderated a continuing legal education program examining the civil rights litigation emerging from federal immigration enforcement and the procedural mechanisms practitioners use to obtain relief for detained clients, including access-to-counsel litigation, claims under Bivens and the Federal Tort Claims Act, and the writ of habeas corpus.
Panelists: Katie Blankenship, Esq. (Founder and Managing Partner, Sanctuary of the South) and Brian Orozco, Esq. (Kulis Law Firm, Chicago).
- Access to counsel and universal representation in immigration detention
- Litigating against federal actors: Bivens, the FTCA, and the path to discovery after Egbert v. Boule
- The Great Writ: habeas corpus as a remedy in immigration detention
Presented by the Criminal & Civil Justice Institute; CLE sponsored by The Barrister’s Society (State Bar of Georgia sponsor #8606).
In the Press
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Law.com · The Daily Report
“Preparation Pays Off: Trial Strategy Leads to Victory”
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Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School
“CCJI Students Featured in The Daily Report for Immigration Advocacy Efforts”
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Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School
“AJMLS Law Journal Elects 2026–2027 Editorial Board for Volume XX”
Read on johnmarshall.edu
Contact
Email [email protected]