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New Security Requirements for Foreign Business and Tourism Travelers
In his Immigration Law column, Michael D. Patrick writes: Since its establishment in 1986, the visa waiver program has been a boon for international tourism and the U.S. economy. However, in the wake of the attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, Congress has set forth substantial modifications to the program to address heightened national security concerns. These changes, although commensurate with the threat of terrorism, could unintentionally impact the U.S. economy and foreign relations.
25 Firms in Atlanta Achieve Perfect Score on LGBT Equality Ranking
25 Firms in Atlanta Achieve Perfect Score on LGBT Equality Ranking
25 Firms in Atlanta Achieve Perfect Score on LGBT Equality Ranking Five Atlanta-based law firms were among the Am Law 200 firms that achieved a perfect…Expanded Work Authorization for US STEM Graduates
In his Immigration Law column, Michael D. Patrick discusses the current work authorization regulation for foreign students, who earn more than half of all doctoral degrees in engineering and computer and informational sciences at U.S. colleges and universities, along with the proposed changes to the regulation, and highlights some of the difficulties the government has encountered in effecting changes to work authorization regulations.
City Bar Justice Center Honorees
The City Bar Justice Center presented its annual Jeremy G. Epstein Awards this month to honor the most outstanding volunteer attorney in each of its initiatives.
City Bar Justice Center Honorees
The City Bar Justice Center presented its annual Jeremy G. Epstein Awards this month to honor the most outstanding volunteer attorney in each of its initiatives.
Greenspoon, Dickstein See Head Counts Rise and Slide
A look at the Am Law 200 firms that saw their attorney head counts change the most during the first three quarters of 2015. Florida's Greenspoon Marder, a new entrant this year to the Second Hundred, and Dickstein Shapiro topped the list.Defining Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude
In his Immigration Law column, Michael D. Patrick writes: While it is understood that those seeking admission to the United States must be held to certain standards, when it comes to criminal issues, that standard is not always clearly defined.
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