BUSINESS TRAVEL TO USA WHEN RESTRICTIONS EASE: A US IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY’S ADVICE
Precision Global Consulting • 21 OCT 2021
Amy Davies spoke to Marin Ritter, Partner & Co-Director at Green and Spiegel Midwest, LLC, to find out her advice for those hoping do business in the United States when travel is permitted for fully vaccinated passengers on November 8th, 2021.
Russia Was Banned From the Tokyo Olympics. These Athletes Are Finding Other Ways to Compete
Ksenia Maiorova, a U.S. lawyer of Russian descent specializing in sports immigration says that athletes from Russia and Eastern Europe face a “particularly high level stigma” for choosing to train abroad or join a foreign national team. She says that some of her clients from Russia and Eastern Europe have chosen to keep their U.S. green card applications private because of the political hostility they face at home. Learn more.
Ep. 2: Brian Halliday & Marin Ritter on Transatlantic Insights
British American Chamber of Commerce in Ohio • 3 JULY 2021
Join us as we bring you insights from key players in their industries on both sides of the pond.
US Immigration Update with Jonathan Grode
SOFT LAND CENTRAL • 28 MAY 2021
A U.S. Immigration Update with Jonathan Grode, Green and Spiegel U.S.
Have Immigration Attorney, Will Travel
2021 Pennsylvania & Delaware Super Lawyers Magazine • 26 MAY 2021
Dana Imperia helps sports stars get in the game.
Graduation poses risk of deportation for international students
The Exponent • 22 FEB 2021
Jonathan Grode explains the deportation risks international students face upon graduation. International students may have to worry about being forcefully uprooted from the country in which they studied upon graduating.
An Update on US Immigration Policy
An Update on U.S. Immigration Policy with Sophie Alcorn, Alcorn Law and Jonathan Grode, Green and Spiegel U.S.
Member Perspective: Jonathan A. Grode
The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia • 19 JAN 2021
Grode elaborates on how the business community can benefit from an ease in federal immigration policies.
Updates You Need to Know About Employment and Immigration Law
Workplace Fairness • 30 NOV 2020
Workplace Fairness partnered with immigration attorney Jonathan Grode in a live webinar to discuss employment and immigration law. Here, they discuss hot-button topics and answer some pressing questions about COVID-19, work, and of course, workers rights.
Denial of H-1B visa ruled ‘arbitrary and capricious’
Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly • 16 APR 2020
A federal judge has determined that the general operations manager of a multi-location restaurant business is engaged in a “specialty occupation” as defined in 8 U.S.C. §1184 for purposes of an H-1B visa, and that a contrary conclusion by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services was arbitrary and capricious. Learn more in this article by Barry Bridges.