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EOIR Announces Plans to Relocate Las Vegas Immigration Court

On May 4,2017, the Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR) announced that it will temporarily close its Las Vegas Immigration Court at noon on May 10,2017, in order to prepare for relocating the Court. The Las Vegas Immigration Court will recommence hearings at its new location on May 16,2017.

USA Today Reports Apparent Slowdown in Refugee Admissions

On May 8, 2017, Alan Gomez of USA Today reported that refugee admissions have "dropped sharply" in March and April. According to the report, the United States admitted 2,070 refugees in March, which represented the lowest total since 2013, and 3,316 refugees in April...

House Passes "Working Families Flexibility Act of 2017" - Analysis and Discussion

On May 2, 2017, the United States House of Representatives passed the Working Families Flexibility Act of 2017 on a mostly party-line vote of 229-19].

What is Employee Misclassification as Independent Contractors

So, what's the difference between an employee and an independent contractor? And what is employee misclassification?

10 Awesome Reasons to become a Lawyer

See what makes one want to become a lawyer and what are the perks lawyers enjoy.

Summer Newlyweds Should Also Think About Taxes

Spring showers bring summer flowers and weddings typically aren’t far behind. Newlyweds have a lot to think about and taxes might not be on the list.

Lawyer says he missed deposition because email notice went to his junk folder

So there is still use for certified mail after all!

US reportedly defines ‘close family’ ties that will exempt immigrants from travel ban

The U.S. State Department has reportedly adopted guidelines to define which immigrants are exempt from the revised ban on travel to the United States by people from six Muslim-majority countries.

Fake law firm website uses real lawyers’ pictures to fleece consumers, bar lawsuit says

The Houston Bar Association has filed a lawsuit seeking to shut down a fake law firm website that is using the pictures of real lawyers in an apparent scam targeting elderly people.

Senate Confirms Alexander Acosta as Secretary of Labor

On April 27, 2017, the Senate confirmed Alexander Acosta as Secretary of Labor by a vote of 60-38. Secretary Acosta was sworn into office one day later. The confirmation completed President Donald Trump's cabinet.

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