Together, they examine how geopolitical instability, technological advances, and regulatory changes are reshaping the landscape for businesses and individuals moving across borders.

Host and Co-Chair of Greenberg Traurig's Global Immigration & Compliance Group, Kate Kalmykov, welcomes Kelly Bunting, GT colleague and labor and employment practice shareholder, to discuss the complex overlap between US immigration and employment law.

Greenberg Traurig attorneys analyze the USCIS Policy Memorandum issued on May 21, 2026, which fundamentally reframes adjustment of status as an "extraordinary benefit" subject to broad agency discretion. The discussion examines whether this policy shift is operationally feasible given consulate understaffing, visa processing backlogs, and the ongoing pause on immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries.

Immigration attorneys Kate Kalmykov and Jennifer Hermansky explore the writ of mandamus as a federal litigation remedy for compelling government action when U.S. immigration agencies unreasonably delay case adjudications. The discussion examines mandamus applications across various immigration contexts, from EB-5 investor petitions to employment authorization documents, while addressing the unique challenges posed by consular non-reviewability and post-COVID processing backlogs.

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping how USCIS adjudicates immigration petitions, with Requests for Evidence becoming more frequent, detailed, and data-driven than ever before. Immigration law experts examine how AI-enabled cross-referencing of government databases, business registries, and social media is creating unprecedented scrutiny across all visa categories, and what employers must do to navigate this demanding new compliance landscape.

Greenberg Traurig shareholders Kate Kalmykov and Cole Heyer present a comprehensive webinar on navigating the surge in ICE I-9 audits, covering self-audit strategies under attorney-client privilege, penalty considerations, and common compliance pitfalls. Participants will gain practical frameworks for strengthening their organization's I-9 compliance processes in today's evolving enforcement environment.

Episode 95 of the Trade Secret Law Evolution Podcast explores the strategic decision-making process between patent and trade secret protection in the context of artificial intelligence. Jordan Grotzinger and Tom Pease examine how AI technology is reshaping traditional intellectual property protection strategies and the factors companies must weigh when choosing between these two forms of IP protection.

Join host Nikki Dobay for the 2025 GeTtin' SALTy Podcast Year-In-Review, where she revisits some of the biggest state and local tax (SALT) policy stories of the year.

A Texas-based radiologist who performed all work from his home state faced California income tax assessments on earnings from a California company contract. The California Court of Appeal rejected the Franchise Tax Board's attempt to apply the unitary business principle to a sole proprietor, creating new grounds for non-resident individuals to challenge similar assessments.

New York City's newly enacted pied-a-terre tax targets high-value properties not used as primary residences, aiming to generate approximately $500 million in additional revenue. The tax's troubled rollout has created significant complications for property owners, particularly those holding real estate through trusts and LLCs, while raising constitutional questions that may signal a broader national trend in luxury property taxation.

Nikki Dobay and Glenn Newman explore New York City's controversial pied-à-terre tax, examining its rushed implementation, administrative challenges, and potential constitutional vulnerabilities. The discussion reveals how this new surcharge on high-value non-primary residences may face legal challenges while setting a precedent for similar taxes nationwide.

Individuals born in the U.S. to foreign parents or abroad to U.S. citizen parents may unknowingly carry significant U.S. tax and immigration obligations despite living their entire lives outside the country.

In this episode of GT's Big Law Redefined Podcast, Competition Law in the Americas miniseries, host Miguel Flores Bernes is joined by Stephen Pepper (Greenberg Traurig New York) and Rocío Olea Salgado...

Three recent developments in air quality permitting are reshaping data center and large infrastructure development. How will proposed updates to EPA's New Source Review program, new emissions standards for on-site power generation, and ongoing turbine litigation impact project evaluation and regulatory compliance?

In the latest episode of the Legal Food Talk podcast, host Justin Prochnow is joined by Greenberg Traurig colleague and liquor licensing group Chair Jonathan Bing for an in-depth conversation...

You are invited to listen to Episode 1 of GT's Big Law Redefined Podcast's Immigration Insights series, "Navigating the EB-5 Program: Insights and Updates."

In this timely episode of Immigration Insights, part of Greenberg Traurig's Big Law Redefined podcast, host Kate Kalmykov is joined by Laura Rabinowitz...

A Massachusetts federal court examines whether alleged misrepresentations in an asset purchase agreement and post-closing destruction of intellectual property constitute unfair or deceptive practices under Chapter 93A. The decision clarifies when conduct transcends a simple breach of contract to trigger consumer protection liability.

In Whitewater, Inc. v. Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc., the District Court of Massachusetts denied defendant Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. (JLL)’s partial motion to dismiss a Chapter 93A...

In this episode of GT's GeTtin' SALTy podcast, host Nikki Dobay and guest DeAndré Morrow analyze three landmark Maryland Tax Court decisions from August 14 that struck down Maryland's first-in-the-nation digital advertising tax on multiple constitutional grounds.