Virginia Migrant Families Reunite After Deportations with Help from Lawyers
Lawyers are helping these families reunite and get their lives back on track, and establish if they had passed legal requirements before being deported.
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Lawyers Assist Vermont Immigrants from College to Careers Valuable to U.S. Economy
It is imperative for Vermont’s immigrant college students, especially DACA recipients, and those wishing to make a first time application to begin or continue their higher educational goals, to seek guidance.
Does a Green Card Expire?
Green card holders will have to renew the physical card after 10 years to ensure they remain updated and in good standing with the law.
Tennessee DACA Recipients May Benefit from Counsel Provided by Immigration Lawyers
Thousands of DACA recipients call the State of Tennessee their home.
This Week in Rideshare: $100M, Crime Scene and Hackers
New Jersey gets paid, a robot crashes a crime scene and Uber gets hacked. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
How Does Property Settlement Work in Australia?
Family law and property settlements can be complex, especially after an emotional and stressful life event, like a separation or divorce.
Police Brutality Continues to be an Issue in Idaho
For example, four people were killed in a single week during February of 2021, while previously the state averaged only 3.5 police shootings per year.
Aurora-Based Police Officer Suspended After Cursing at Teen Driver
Colorado residents have rights that protect them from police misconduct, whether it be verbal or physical.
Qualified Immunity is Still a Hurdle to Filming Police
It’s generally accepted that citizens may film police as long as they are not interfering with the officers performing their duties.
Body Cam Footage after Chokehold Incident Results in Pleas Deal for Officer
Denver residents have rights that protect them from police misconduct, whether it be verbal or physical.