New York Law Journal
... Matrimonial and family lawyer Stephen Schlissel...Nassau County Women's Bar Association. Finally, matrimonial lawyer...
...of the 85,000 new visas available annually. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) did in fact have to conduct a lottery on April...
...the poor is hampered by crushing defender caseloads, uneven quality of counsel, lawyer shortages in some counties and shortages of funding everywhere. The...
...Lawyers Whose Lives Were...
...Even good immigration lawyers need to worry. They face...
...six hours of continuing legal education ("CLE") classes in appellate immigration law. See id. at 7-8. In his response to...
...the Federal Bureau of Investigation, James W. Ziglar, former Commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, Dennis Hasty, former Warden of the Metropolitan Detention Center...
...a civil rights lawyer and commentator on...the National Bar Association as one of...Obama and African American Empowerment: The Rise...
...in the law library; now there are 26 library staff including 8 lawyer-librarians. There was no student services staff, and one person worked in...
...Asian American Legal Defense...in finding lawyers fluent in...family and immigration matters, and...
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