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ARTICLE · 29 JANUARY 2018

2018 AILA Annual Conference On Immigration Law

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On June 15, 2018, Partner Avram Morell will be a featured speaker at the AILA Annual Conference on Immigration Law in San Francisco, California. Morell's panel, "Business Immigration 101," will explore the fundamentals of this area of law.

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On June 15, 2018, Partner Avram Morell will be a featured speaker at the AILA Annual Conference on Immigration Law in San Francisco, California. Morell's panel, "Business Immigration 101," will explore the fundamentals of this area of law, including:

  • A general overview of the life cycle of nonimmigrant and immigrant business cases;
  • Roles of the various stakeholders, e.g. immigration lawyers, company contact, foreign national and foreign national's manager;
  • Overview of common issues in business immigration; and

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