Susan J. Hahn – Expert in Immigration and Nationality Law for International Businesses
by Best Lawyers
Immigration Law
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Gonzalez Olivieri, LLC: An Immigration Firm You Can Trust
by Gonzalez Olivieri
Gonzalez Olivieri, LC has years of experience in immigration law specializing in helping businesses and families in Texas through complex legal proceedings.
Trump and Immigration: Separating Truth from Fiction
by Harlan G. York
Deportations aren’t up, but the people who are being deported are more “newsworthy.”
Dilip Patel, 2018 "Lawyer of the Year" for Immigration Law
by Nicole Ortiz
Dilip Patel of Dilip Patel Law Firm was named 2018 "Lawyer of the Year" in Tampa for Immigration Law.
Immigration Due Diligence in Mergers and Acquisitions
by Martha J. Schoonover and Nataliya Binshteyn Dominguez
An Overview
The Stealth Assault on Work-Related Immigration
by Ester Greenfield
Interagency Cooperation: Raising the Bar for Immigration Adherence
by Kathleen Campbell Walker
The Trump Administration’s Attack on Legal Immigration
by Bennett R. Savitz
The adjudication strategy achieved the change the Trump administration wanted to make to the H-1B program without having to amend the regulations.
Q&A with Carlina Tapia-Ruano: Illinois Immigration Lawyer of the Year
by Tess Congo
Q&A with Carlina Tapia-Ruano of Tapia-Ruano & Gunn discussing her achievements in immigration law.
Do I Really Need an Immigration Attorney? Key Factors to Consider
by Best Lawyers
Immigrating to the U.S. can be a complex and lengthy experience. In this article, Best Lawyers evaluates how an immigration attorney can help along the way.
The Day-To-Day of an Immigration Lawyer in the U.S.
by Best Lawyers
In this article, Best Lawyers takes a glimpse into the day-to-day life of an immigration lawyer, what roles they must take on and how their assistance may be critical to the outcome of a case.
The President’s Quiet Attacks on Lawful Employment-Based Immigration
by Michael P. Nowlan
Buy American, Hire American Takes Its Toll on Business Immigration
by Karen Gabriel Moss and Rosanna M. Fox
USCIS is considering the reinterpretation of “may grant” language contained in the statute deeming it discretionary rather than mandatory.
Impact of the U.S. Presidential Election on Business Immigration Issues
by Fausta M. Albi
Role of the Immigration Lawyer in the Age of Trump
by Cyrus Mehta
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Study-to-Permanent Residency Pathways: How Students Are Shaping Canadian Immigration
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