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Common Ethical Issues in Immigration Cases – MP3 Audio
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Our Price: $25.00
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Immigration cases present a variety of distinct ethical concerns that are quite different from a conventional corporate transactional or litigation practice. This course covers a number of scenarios that, while common, can be quite challenging to resolve adequately. (1 Hour Ethics MCLE Credit)
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Immigration Trial and Appellate Strategies - MP3 Audio
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Our Price: $25.00
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Successful trial and appellate strategies for immigration cases are constantly shifting and evolving with the courts. In this course, Louis Gordon will review various approaches to trial and appellate work, with special attention to the difference between BIA and Ninth Circuit Appeals. (1 Hour General Studies MCLE Credit)
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Avoiding Bias in the Practice of Immigration Law - MP3 Audio
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Our Price: $25.00
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Immigration law, unlike many other areas of legal practice, puts the attorney in constant contact with cultures and ethnicities that are different from his or her own. While this can be stimulating and challenging in a positive way, there is also a real potential for unconscious bias to creep into the process of representing the client. In most cases, the bias is subtle and without malice. Yet, it can have an adverse impact on the quality of representation the attorney provides for the client. This course is designed to help practicing immigration attorneys understand where bias can arise and how to mitigate its effects.
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Ensuring Successful Outcomes for EB-5 Entrepreneur Visa Applicants - MP3 Audio
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Our Price: $25.00
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The EB-5 entrepreneur’s visa is an effective way for a foreign national to immigrate to the United States without having to resort to a variety of time consuming and inconvenient processes. However, the major challenge inherent in getting the desired outcome with the EB-5 is to make sure that the client is able to operate a successful business in the United States, a country in which the client may have limited or no experience doing business. There can often also be issues with passive investors. This course focuses on proven approaches to helping EB-5 clients succeed, including advisory on non-immigration law matters such as human resources, liability, insurance, contracts, and workers compensation. The course will also cover proposed changes in the EB-5 program. (1 Hour General Studies MCLE Credit)
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Common Ethical Issues in Immigration Cases – Audio CD
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Our Price: $25.00
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Immigration cases present a variety of distinct ethical concerns that are quite different from a conventional corporate transactional or litigation practice. This course covers a number of scenarios that, while common, can be quite challenging to resolve adequately. (1 Hour Ethics MCLE Credit)
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Immigration Trial and Appellate Strategies – Audio CD
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Our Price: $25.00
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Successful trial and appellate strategies for immigration cases are constantly shifting and evolving with the courts. In this course, Louis Gordon will review various approaches to trial and appellate work, with special attention to the difference between BIA and Ninth Circuit Appeals. (1 Hour General Studies MCLE Credit)
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Avoiding Bias in the Practice of Immigration Law - CD
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Our Price: $25.00
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Immigration law, unlike many other areas of legal practice, puts the attorney in constant contact with cultures and ethnicities that are different from his or her own. While this can be stimulating and challenging in a positive way, there is also a real potential for unconscious bias to creep into the process of representing the client. In most cases, the bias is subtle and without malice. Yet, it can have an adverse impact on the quality of representation the attorney provides for the client. This course is designed to help practicing immigration attorneys understand where bias can arise and how to mitigate its effects.
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Ensuring Successful Outcomes for EB-5 Entrepreneur Visa Applicants - Audio CD
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Our Price: $25.00
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The EB-5 entrepreneur’s visa is an effective way for a foreign national to immigrate to the United States without having to resort to a variety of time consuming and inconvenient processes. However, the major challenge inherent in getting the desired outcome with the EB-5 is to make sure that the client is able to operate a successful business in the United States, a country in which the client may have limited or no experience doing business. There can often also be issues with passive investors. This course focuses on proven approaches to helping EB-5 clients succeed, including advisory on non-immigration law matters such as human resources, liability, insurance, contracts, and workers compensation. The course will also cover proposed changes in the EB-5 program. (1 Hour General Studies MCLE Credit)
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Advising Clients about Hiring Immigrant Workers – MP3 Audio
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Our Price: $25.00
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Politics and emotions surrounding immigration often cloud the practical realities faced by business owners who employ immigrants. Given the subjective nature of the immigration process, situations arise where employers may have to assess, or reassess the immigration status of their employees. The same is also true for the employees themselves. These situations present challenges to immigration attorneys on several levels. In this panel discussion, three experienced immigration attorneys describe their experiences related to advising clients about hiring immigrant workers. (1/2 Hour CA Approved General Studies MCLE and ½ hour of Legal Ethics)
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Advising Clients about Hiring Immigrant Workers – Audio CD
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Our Price: $25.00
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Politics and emotions surrounding immigration often cloud the practical realities faced by business owners who employ immigrants. Given the subjective nature of the immigration process, situations arise where employers may have to assess, or reassess the immigration status of their employees. The same is also true for the employees themselves. These situations present challenges to immigration attorneys on several levels. In this panel discussion, three experienced immigration attorneys describe their experiences related to advising clients about hiring immigrant workers. (1/2 Hour CA Approved General Studies MCLE and ½ hour of Legal Ethics)
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