Maria del Carmen Ramos Chaired AILA Central Florida Chapter’s 36th Annual Immigration Law Conference
Most employers rightly view U.S. immigration law as a labyrinth—an elaborate, confusing set of rules that are all but impossible to navigate.
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Court Finds that County of Los Angeles Discriminated Against Trainee Program Participants with Mental Health Disabilities
Plaintiff Doe notes that she and Mary Roe asked the County over and over again to explain what its specific concerns were, so that they could try to address them.
Ally and the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Announce the 2022 Ally Legal and Public Policy Scholars
Scholarship and mentorship program aimed at enhancing career pathways for Black students pursing legal and public policy degrees.
Evisort, Western Union and Husch Blackwell Win Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) Value Champion Award for Innovation and Collaboration
Partnership reduced Western Union’s outside counsel spend by 70%.
Lex Machina Releases 2022 Bankruptcy Report
Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in 2021 dropped to the lowest number in a decade; case filing trends revealed the disparate effects of the pandemic on different Chapter 11 bankruptcies.
Opus 2 Expands Operations in North America with New Office in Pittsburgh
The new Pittsburgh office will enable the company to expand its client services and technical teams more rapidly while maintaining its excellence in client service.
Black Activists Argue Case in U.S. Supreme Court on Harvard’s “Blatant Racial Discrimination”
Project 21 Legal Brief Calls Diversity Claim “Anathema to America’s Founding Principles”.
EEOC Certifies Nationwide Class of Deaf Civilian Employees and Applicants, in Case Against the United States Air Force
The Air Force’s process for accommodating Deaf applicants and employees is profoundly broken.
Civil Rights Groups Sue City of Sebastopol for Ordinance Aimed at Displacing Residents Living in Their Vehicles
Sebastopol officials’ actions have made clear that they are more concerned with driving unhoused residents out of the city than providing meaningful solutions.
With Risk of Recession, New Program Would Give Veterans Free Access to Bankruptcy Attorneys in Florida, California, and Texas
More Lawyers Needed to Sign Up as Volunteers First.