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Utilizing the experience and knowledge of 35 multi-lingual attorneys, paralegals and administrative staff, the Jackson Lewis Global Immigration Practice has established a strong reputation for anticipating — and quickly adapting to — changing regulatory trends and developments.  

Our attorneys provide comprehensive, innovative, and cost-effective immigration services, including identifying creative visa options and strategies for the global migration of critical staff and the hiring of foreign workers.  They train management on non-discrimination and I-9 employment eligibility practices, represent employers in Department of Homeland Security (DHS) civil and criminal workplace investigations, respond to DHS criminal and civil I-9 subpoenas and search warrants, provide guidance on E-Verify and Social Security No-Match letters, and identify the implications of state and local immigration laws.  

In addition, the Global Immigration group has experience representing key executives involved with immigration detention and court removal proceedings.  The group has a particular appreciation of the urgency required in obtaining visas for needed personnel and minimizing bureaucratic delay. 

The depth of talent and collaborative culture within the group allows the firm to anticipate clients’ needs and develop creative, efficient solutions for today’s evolving business environment. 

Finally, the firm maintains a robust Washington D.C. presence to provide clients with government-affairs support on immigration policy, laws and regulations in Congress and the Executive Branch.

Jackson Lewis attorneys can assist employers in identifying legal needs, building a solid defense, meeting compliance requirements, and developing best practices. For more information, please contact practice area coordinators William J. Manning or Sean G. Hanagan or the Jackson Lewis attorney with whom you regularly work.

Global Immigration Legal Updates

H-1B Cap Not Yet Reached, USCIS Continues to Accept Petitions for FY2011
[8/23/2010] As of August 13, 2010, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has received only 29,700 of the 65,000 H-1B non-immigrant visa petitions needed to meet the H-1B regular cap, and just 12,300 of the 20,000 visa petitions needed to meet the U.S. master's degree cap, according to updated read more »
Federal Judge Enjoins Several Key Provisions of Arizona's Controversial Immigration Bill
[7/29/2010] Judge Susan Bolton of the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona has issued her much-anticipated order barring the enforcement of certain controversial provisions of Arizona's new immigration law, also known as Arizona Senate Bill 1070. Judge Bolton's July 28 order, which came less than read more »
Important Update for E-Verify Users: Program Redesign and Required Tutorial
[6/10/2010] U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is launching a redesigned E-Verify interface to take effect June 13, 2010. USCIS promises the new format will provide enhanced security, usability, accuracy and efficient. Before using the redesigned system, users must undergo a short tutorial in the read more »
National Survey Finds Public Supports Immigration Reform
[6/8/2010] A recent national survey by ImmigrationWorks USA confirms that the U.S. public strongly supports immigration reform. ImmigrationWorks USA surveyed 800 likely U.S. voters to discover the public's sentiment on immigration reform. The survey results showed that U.S. voters clearly recognize that read more »
Democratic Senators Put Forth Immigration Reform Proposal
[5/6/2010] Senators Harry Reid, Richard Durbin, Charles Schumer, Patrick Leahy, Dianne Feinstein, and Robert Menendez have announced the Real Enforcement with Practical Answers for Immigration Reform (REPAIR) Proposal, a 26-page framework for immigration reform. The main themes of the proposal announced read more »

Partners and Of Counsel Concentrating in Global Immigration

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Davis C. Bae
Partner
Seattle Email (206) 405-0404
Victor X. Cerda
Partner
Washington DC Region Email (703) 483-8320
Minnie Fu
Partner
Washington DC Region Email (703) 483-8311
Raazia K. Hall
Partner
Atlanta Email (404) 586-1804
Sean G. Hanagan
Partner
White Plains Email (914) 514-6108
Harry J. Joe
Partner
Dallas Email (214) 273-5060
David S. Jones
Partner
Las Vegas Email (702) 921-2460
Pamela J. Mak
Partner
Washington DC Region Email (703) 483-8313
William J. Manning
Partner
White Plains Email (914) 514-6115
Otieno B. Ombok
Partner
White Plains Email (914) 514-6173
Amy L. Peck
Of Counsel
Omaha Email (402) 391-1991
Robert C. Seiger
Partner
Philadelphia Email (267) 319-7805
Bryant L. Stevenson
Of Counsel
Las Vegas Email (702) 921-2460
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