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Judge Rejects Antitrust Suit Filed Against Fragomen Firm
Immigration Boutique May Split From NY Parent Firm
Julia D. [email protected], Del Rey, Bernsen Loewy's local office is negotiating a spinoff from the New York-based immigration boutique. Robert E. Banta, who opened the local office about five years ago, said details have not been finalized, but he plans to operate the four-lawyer local outfit independently of Fragomen.Labor Dept. Drops Audit of Prominent Immigration Firm
With no fanfare, the U.S. Department of Labor has dropped its controversial audit of 2,500 green card cases handled by the nation's largest immigration law firm, Fragomen Del Rey Bernsen & Loewy.Attorneys Battered by Sandy Find Temporary Ports After the Storm
When Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy - like many firms - was left scrambling for alternate office space after Hurricane Sandy forced the closure of its downtown Manhattan headquarters, the immigration-focused firm took refuge in the onetime home of bankrupt law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf.Coming to Terms With Close Quarters
Despite the frustrations of working temporarily in offices that are half of the size of its downtown outpost, partners and associates of Fragomen said the move has prompted camaraderie, discipline and mentorship.Littler Axes Local Immigration Group
Julia D. [email protected] Mendelson has booted its local immigration group in favor of creating a joint venture with an Arizona immigration boutique. Last week, Wendy L. Tice-Wallner, the managing director of San Francisco-based Littler, flew to Atlanta and gave 30-days notice to Charles H. Kuck, the only local immigration partner.Q&A: Fragomen's Bo Cooper on Immigration Reform's Potential Impact on Firm and Clients
With eight U.S. senators unveiling one approach to overhauling U.S. immigration laws Monday and President Obama outlining his own vision for reform in a Tuesday afternoon speech, momentum for addressing what has been a knotty political issue appears to be building. Against that backdrop, The Am Law Daily checked in with Bo Cooper, head of immigration-centric Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen and Loewy's government strategies and compliance group, about the possible impact reform would have on the firm and the companies it advises.Q&A: Fragomen's Bo Cooper on immigration reform's potential impact on firm and clients
With eight U.S. senators unveiling one approach to overhauling U.S. immigration laws Monday and President Obama outlining his own vision for reform in a Tuesday afternoon speech, momentum for addressing what has been a knotty political issue appears to be building. Against that backdrop, The Am Law Daily checked in with Bo Cooper, head of immigration-centric Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen and Loewy's government strategies and compliance group, about the possible impact reform would have on the firm and the companies it advises.Labor Department Drops Green Card Audit of Fragomen Firm
Debt Deal Has Lawyers Going Once, Going Fast
The latest trend among technology companies to raise convertible debt auction-style sure puts the squeeze on the lawyers. Companies hammer out a deal, then call up a handful of bankers, giving each of them about one hour to look over the terms and call back with a bid.Trending Stories
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