Why you should attend

This program will explain the basic concepts of U.S. immigration law and procedure, and reflect current developments and trends including developments relating to Arizona's Immigration Law. You will receive a course handbook with articles by leading practitioners and sample documents and forms to assist you in your practice.

What you will learn

• An overview of U.S. immigration law, including current developments and trends
• The difference between nonimmigrant (temporary) and immigrant (permanent/green card) visas
• Employment-related visas and work authorization
• Family-sponsored visas
• Asylum and immigration benefits for crime victims
• Removal proceedings against immigrants
• Judicial review of immigration cases
• Naturalization
• Protecting an employer from sanctions
• Unique ethical issues in immigration practice

Who should attend

This program will be extremely useful to attorneys who are new to immigration practice as well as for those who need a refresher on immigration law or are involved in immigration policy. It will also be useful for attorneys in other practice areas who need to become familiar with immigration law in order to work with immigration counsel or undertake representation on their own.

Cost: $395*

PLEASE NOTE:

*Full scholarships to PLI's live seminars and webcasts are available to judges, judicial law clerks, law professors, law students, attorneys 65 or older, law librarians, attorneys who work for nonprofit organizations, legal services organizations or government agencies, and unemployed attorneys. Attorneys in private practice who seek to learn skills that will assist them in pro bono activities are encouraged to apply.

Please contact Leonard McKenzie at 212-824-5826 for additional information.