Law Practice,
Immigration
Dec. 31, 2018
Nonprofit helps law firms aid immigrants, make legal connections
The organization works with law firms and in-house counsel at large companies to conduct workshops for people eligible for what is known as a U visa.
With the renewed focus on immigration policy and law under the presidency of Donald Trump, many law firms have felt an increased need to focus their pro bono hours on the issue to help foreigners who do not have attorneys but do have solid claims to remain in the U.S.
Immigration law is akin to tax law in its complexity, however, and for many firms long-term, sometimes multiyear representation of a client in the immigration courts is...
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