In 2018, changes to various immigration policies continued apace, including unprecedented high level of scrutiny related to employer visa petitions and an uptick in worksite raids and investigations. It is critical for immigration attorneys to stay up-to-date on enforcement actions, policy, and litigation in order to advise their clients on how to best stay compliant and protect their worksites and employees.
This program will review recent employment-related immigration policy changes, regulation, and enforcement, as well as best practices when advising employers on immigration petitions and compliance.
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A member of the Firm's Global Immigration Group, Mr. Johnson represents U.S. and foreign-based multinational corporations in the hiring of foreign executives, managers and specialists and their transfer to the United States.
Mr. Johnson has extensive experience serving clients throughout the world in the arrangement of all types of business-based temporary and permanent immigration status. He offers strategic counsel on all aspects of business immigration, including labor certification PERM applications, immigrant visa petitions, consular processing and adjustment of status applications, reentry permits and naturalization applications. He also manages H-1B petitions, TNs, L-1s, E visas and O visas petitions. Mr. Johnson's Immigration practice focuses on counseling multinational corporations on immigration issues arising from corporate reorganizations, mergers and layoffs; managing PERM recruitment programs; immigrant visa petitions under the extraordinary ability, outstanding researcher, multinational manager and executive, and national interest waiver categories; as well as policy and procedures development. He is a frequent speaker on U.S. and international immigration rules, policies and procedures, and regularly appears before employers, investors, individuals, and other immigration lawyers.
Mr. Johnson has published numerous articles on a variety of business immigration topics and regularly conducts in-house Immigration training seminars. He lived and worked in Japan for two years and is conversationally fluent in Japanese.
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Good overview.
Baker Donelson presentations are VERY good. Great materials.
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Excellent information and presenter.
great to hear an update on the numbers from one year to the next.