Jacqueline Emanga Ngole is a Cameroonian-American lawyer based in Rockville, Maryland. She has practiced immigration, family, civil, and international law, founded the Law Offices of E. Jacqueline Ngole, represented clients in federal appellate matters, and contributed to professional legal-ethics work.
Background
Jacqueline Emanga Ngole was born in Cameroon on December 1, 1974. She later established her professional life in the United States, particularly in Maryland, where she developed a legal practice serving clients in immigration, family-law, civil-litigation, and international matters. Her documented family connections include her mother, Beatrice, and her father, John.
Education
Ngole studied at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in 1998. She then attended Franklin Pierce Law Center, now associated with the University of New Hampshire School of Law, where she earned a Juris Doctor in 2002. Her legal education was followed by admission to the Maryland bar in 2003 and to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in 2005.
Career
Ngole began her legal career through placements with the World Intellectual Property Organization Worldwide Academy and the United States International Trade Commission's Office of Unfair Import Investigations. She subsequently worked as an associate with the Law Office of Patrick Tzeuton in Silver Spring, Maryland, and with Kinser Law Office in Herndon, Virginia. From 2004 she practiced independently in Rockville, Maryland, eventually operating the Law Offices of E. Jacqueline Ngole. Her practice has included immigration, family-law litigation, civil litigation, divorce, child custody, and international matters. She has represented clients before federal courts, including the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, and has provided legal representation in immigration and family-law proceedings. She has also undertaken pro bono advocacy and public speaking on behalf of African women facing immigration and family-law issues.
Achievements
Established an independent legal practice in Rockville, Maryland, serving clients in immigration, family, civil, and international matters.
Represented clients in proceedings before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
Provided pro bono legal representation and public education for African women in immigration and family-law matters.
Works
Legal-ethics article
ETHI-NOMICS: Ethical Constraints on Protecting Attorney's Fees
(Co-authored for the Legal Ethics Committee of the Bar Ass...)
2011
Membership
Ngole has been associated with the American Bar Association, the Maryland Young Lawyers Association, and the Maryland State Bar Association. She has also participated in the legal-ethics work of the Bar Association of Montgomery County, Maryland, and has been identified with the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
American Bar Association
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United States
Maryland Young Lawyers Association
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United States
Maryland State Bar Association
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United States
American Immigration Lawyers Association
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United States
Participated in the association's Legal Ethics Committee.
Bar Association of Montgomery County, Maryland
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United States
Connections
Ngole's documented immediate family connections are her mother, Beatrice, and her father, John. Her professional connections include the Law Office of Patrick Tzeuton, Kinser Law Office, the World Intellectual Property Organization Worldwide Academy, the United States International Trade Commission, and the Law Offices of E. Jacqueline Ngole.
Father:
John
Mother:
Beatrice
References
Martindale-Hubbell attorney profile
Documents Ngole's education at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and Franklin Pierce Law Center, Maryland and Fourth Circuit admissions, Rockville practice, and areas of practice.