Small to midsize companies usually don’t have the budget for a full-time in-house general counsel. Yet, securing ongoing real-time legal advice is vitally important for any business, and can help manage risk and exposure. We are here to provide dedicated legal services at a fraction of the cost of a dedicated in-house team, and on a scale that meets your particular business … [Read more...] about Outside General Counsel for Your Small-To-Midsize NJ Business
A Circuit Split Emerges on the Application of Arbitration Clauses to Affiliated Companies
Spam phone calls have become an unfortunate part of everyday life, even if you have put yourself on a “no call” list. But would you expect that your cell service contract can prevent you from taking the spam callers to court? Well, depending on who your carrier is, who is calling, and what part of the country you are living in, that may very well be the case. In a somewhat … [Read more...] about A Circuit Split Emerges on the Application of Arbitration Clauses to Affiliated Companies
Non-Immigrant Visas: A Short Overview
For those seeking temporary admission to the United States, there are a variety of visas available. However, each visa has its own unique qualification system, duration and potential pathway to permanent admission. Generally, there are six types of non-immigrant visas: (1) tourism; (2) educational; (3) special or family-related; (4) work or business; (5) governmental or … [Read more...] about Non-Immigrant Visas: A Short Overview
Understanding Refugee Status and Asylum
There has been much talk in the news recently regarding refugee and asylum procedures. United States law provides for the protection of people overseas from persecution. The refugee and asylum systems are complicated. This post attempts to shed some light on the processes. Refugee Status Those seeking refugee status are persons outside the United States who seek entry to the … [Read more...] about Understanding Refugee Status and Asylum
Grounds for Removability from the United States (Deportation or Denied Entry)
There are several reasons that a person seeking admission to the United States may be denied entry or a person present within the United States may find themselves facing removal (deportation). Understanding these grounds for removability is necessary to determine what options you may have for gaining entry to, or remaining in, the United States. Denied Entry to the U.S. on … [Read more...] about Grounds for Removability from the United States (Deportation or Denied Entry)