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International Immigration Attorneys (Form)

If you are an immigration attorney who practices immigration law of a country OTHER THAN THE UNITED STATES, Please submit your information to help facilitate referrals to worried clients who have questions about relocating to specific countries.

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Immigration Resource Directory (Form)

If you are an immigration lawyer, legal professional, translator, NGO, or other advocacy organization, or someone who wants to help combat the agenda of the incoming administration, please submit your information. Further information who can access and how to access the resulting database is forthcoming, but it will remain closely held for security reasons.

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Understanding the New Parole in Place Program

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The Parole in Place program for undocumented spouses of US Citizens will begin accepting applications on August 19, 2024. Find out if you're eligible and next steps.

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Checking in on Your Brand Health in 2024

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Navigate 2024's digital landscape with this guide on trademark protection, copyright strategies, and essential tips for brand health. From IP audits to online monitoring, stay ahead in the competitive business world. Your Virtual Advocate offers a comprehensive brand health check-in aligned with 2024 goals.

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Strikes in Hollywood Highlight the Need to Safeguard Creative Rights in the AI Era

At long last, we have emerged from a historic moment in the entertainment industry to see both the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) secure major contractual victories. Dual strikes by writers and actors are incredibly rare. The writers' strike spanned 146 days, while actors held out for 118 days before reaching an agreement on November 9th.

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