June 26, 2024: Litigation Hot Topics
Jun 26, 2024 2:00PM—3:30PM
Location
Private webinar
Cost FREE for ASISTA paid members. All others may join ASISTA or pay for the webinar individually.
Event Contact Maria Lazzarino | Email
Categories ASISTA Member Webinars
Private Webinar FREE for ASISTA Paid Members (Non-members must pay the webinar fee to participate or join ASISTA) Litigation Hot Topics Wednesday, June 26th, 2024, 2-3:30pm ET (1-2:30pm CT/12-1:30pm MT/11am-12:30pm PT) Join ASISTA for a review of recent developments and decisions in federal court litigation surrounding the U visa and other topics affecting immigrant survivors of crime, domestic violence, and/or human trafficking. We will discuss litigation raising issues of importance to immigrant survivors, including but not limited to adjudication delays, extreme hardship determinations, waiver standards, and jurisdiction. Among other things, we will describe ASISTA’s own involvement in litigation, as well as actions underway by our members and partners. We will also walk through critical background considerations, techniques, and strategies (including FOIA) to achieve success either by avoiding litigation or setting your case up to survive government challenges, depending on your client’s aims and the strength of their claims. Speakers:
Note: An application for 1.5 TX MCLE credit hours is pending. Who can participate in this webinar? ASISTA is offering this webinar FREE for ASISTA paid members. All others may join ASISTA or pay for the webinar individually. Not a member? JOIN NOW! ASISTA membership includes a year’s worth of free technical assistance, individual case interventions with USCIS and other DHS agencies, and access to ASISTA webinars! Please CLICK HERE for membership information Per-Webinar Cost for non-members: Individual: $100 Agency: $150.00 (more than one participant) Payment Information: After you register for the webinar, you will be given payment instructions. Non-ASISTA members, please make sure you complete this step to secure your registration. Please contact Maria Lazzarino at manager@asistahelp.org with any questions.
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