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The US Immigration policies are going in the right direction, but not going enough in the right direction. The biggest surprise right now is that we still haven’t come up with a comprehensive immigration policy. So we’ve had this problem for a long time. Ever since I’ve been practicing law and 15 years ago, we …
AI or Artificial Intelligence; it’s one of the few areas where now you see technology affecting the practice of law, and eventually, you may see AI replacing a lot of lawyers. I think that’s the future. However, I wouldn’t say replace lawyers but augment the legal profession. I still think that, in our lifetimes, you …
Immigration attorneys generally help: people by obtaining visas, green cards, or citizenship. corporations recruit people internationally and allow them to work in the United States. So there are lots of things. Immigration law itself has lots of different areas. So people who are getting deported, people looking for political asylum, refugees coming from, say, Afghanistan. …
The answer is yes and no. The vast majority of litigators don’t show up to Court and are working out of law offices. Even litigators who do show up in Court are, in most cases, doing paperwork. So as far as being able to speak fluent English in the Court, this is only a minority. …
Is the English Language a Barrier to Becoming a Lawyer for US Immigrants? Read More »
If you are thinking of applying for immigration by yourself, it’s just a huge risk. If you make a mistake, USCIS, a governing body for these applications, has zero tolerance for any mistake. So once it gets denied, it’s denied. You may save a little bit of money, but you’re risking not being able to …