This is a recent article I co-wrote for the 2022 AILA Conference in New York City
AC 22 Complex I-751 Petitions to remove conditions on residency (Ethical Considerations)
S.J. Quinney College of Law published article
This is a recent article that the S. J. Quinney College of Law published about me and my inspiration to go to law school. [...]
The immigration Implications of a Mergers and Acquisitions Transaction
This is an article I wrote for the Nevada State Bar magazine the Nevada Lawyer. The article can be accessed here [...]
Caught in Between: I-751 Petition Questions by Nash J. Fayad, Nathalie Gottschalk, David A. Guerrettaz, and Lucy Fong Lee
Recent article and practice pointers I co-wrote for the American Immigration Lawyer’s Association Annual Conference July 2016 AC17-1-Imm_Practice_Pointers
The current state of affairs on hiring skilled foreign workers in the U.S under the Trump Administration
Two Contrasting Forces are Making it Almost Impossible to Recruit Skilled Workers: The Hyper-Competitive Job Market and the Trump Administration’s Hardline Immigration Policies. Listen to [...]
Why an H-1B Visa is no longer attractive for certain employers
Its officially H-1B season! As many employers know, April 1st through April 7, at least for the last few years, are the days when many employers rush to file non-immigrant visa petitions to bring [...]
Changes in Employment May Require Employers to Amend H-1B Application With USCIS
The H-1B visa program is reserved for professional employees coming to work temporarily in the U.S. in a specialty occupation. U.S. employers who employ foreign workers under the H-1B visa [...]
5 Top Questions from E2 Visa Investors
How much money should I invest? This is by far the most popular question of applicants and albeit a simple and important one, there is no straight answer. The regulations do not state a specific [...]