On Demand Immigration Law CLEs

Immigration Law CLEs

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1.0 Elimination of Bias Credit

Immigration law and policy remain major issues in the United States. This CLE will bring attention to these developments and provide an opportunity for successful immigrant attorneys among us to speak about their careers, going through law school in the United States, obtaining a Minnesota law license, and practicing in different settings.

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Immigration Law
Elimination of Bias

An Introduction to Employment-Based Immigration

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2.0 Standard CLE Credits

This CLE will provide an introduction to Employment-Based (EB) immigration law for attorneys and paralegals. We will provide an overview of some common non-immigrant (temporary) work visas and routes to permanent residence through PERM labor certification and PERM-exempt processing. Our speakers include an in-house immigration attorney and an experienced immigration paralegal (turned law student), to discuss their experiences and perspectives.

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Immigration Law

At-Risk Juvenile Petitions in District Court

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

On June 13, 2022 Governor Walz signed a bill establishing a juvenile guardianship process for at-risk youth ages 18-21. Before, the state of Minnesota only had a process in place for youth under the age of 18. This new law created an avenue for immigrant youth 18-21 years old attempting to gain immigration protection under Special Immigrant Juvenile Status.

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Immigration Law
Family Law

Becoming an Immigration Attorney | Careers in Immigration Law

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Interested in a career in immigration law? Curious on the differences among immigration attorneys who work in different settings? How is it like to represent the government in immigration matters? What is "crimmigration”? Do most immigration attorneys have their own practices? Can I still be in “big law” if I want to do immigration work? Join us as each of our presenters discuss what they do and how they got to where they are…

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Immigration Law

Don’t Expunge Noncitizen Court Files

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

In general, expunging noncitizen court files can lead to future immigration difficulties. This CLE will explain why that is the case, and what to do in rare instances when expunging a noncitizen court file is absolutely necessary.

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Immigration Law
Criminal Law

How to Become an Immigration Attorney

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Careers in immigration law are becoming increasingly popular for new law graduates and seasoned attorneys alike. But how do you navigate the world of immigration law and decide where to focus your practice? Join us to hear from a diverse panel of immigration attorneys who will share their experience becoming an immigration attorney and the journey to their current position.

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Immigration Law

O and EB1 Talent Visa

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

This is a program for practitioners new to O-1 and EB1 visa options and want to understand key concepts and issues. Our experienced panelists will provide an overview as well as up-to-date information on US visa/immigration options for artists, musicians, athletes, entrepreneurs/business people, physicians, scientists, and engineers.

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Immigration Law

Relief for Venezuela

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Immigration law keeps changing and it remains a major issue in the United States. This CLE will bring attention to recent developments in immigration law and provide an opportunity to review current issues affecting the Venezuelan community.

The panel will share successes and challenges in representing Venezuelans in today's immigration.

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Immigration Law

Special Challenges when Representing Non-Citizens on Civil Matters

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Join the Immigration law section for this informative CLE. Panelists will discuss the challenges in representing non-citizens in their Civil Litigation, Estate Planning and Employment practices.

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Immigration Law

On Demand Immigration Law CLEs

Get critical updates and developments in the law on your own schedule

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Immigration Law CLEs

Name

Category

9th Annual Immigrants Among Us

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1.0 Elimination of Bias Credit

An Introduction to Employment-Based Immigration

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2.0 Standard CLE Credits

At-Risk Juvenile Petitions in District Court

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Becoming an Immigration Attorney | Careers in Immigration Law

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Don’t Expunge Noncitizen Court Files

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

How to Become an Immigration Attorney

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

O and EB1 Talent Visa

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Relief for Venezuela

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Special Challenges when Representing Non-Citizens on Civil Matters

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1.0 Standard CLE Credit

On Demand Immigration Law CLEs

Get critical updates and developments in the law on your own schedule

Pricing Per On Demand CLE

All Topics

Immigration Law CLEs

Name

Category

9th Annual Immigrants Among Us (?)

1.0 Elimination of Bias Credit

An Introduction to Employment-Based Immigration (?)

2.0 Standard CLE Credits

At-Risk Juvenile Petitions in District Court (?)

1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Becoming an Immigration Attorney | Careers in Immigration Law (?)

1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Don’t Expunge Noncitizen Court Files (?)

1.0 Standard CLE Credit

How to Become an Immigration Attorney (?)

1.0 Standard CLE Credit

O and EB1 Talent Visa (?)

1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Relief for Venezuela (?)

1.0 Standard CLE Credit

Special Challenges when Representing Non-Citizens on Civil Matters (?)

1.0 Standard CLE Credit

9th Annual Immigrants Among Us

(?)

An Introduction to Employment-Based Immigration

(?)

At-Risk Juvenile Petitions in District Court

(?)

Becoming an Immigration Attorney | Careers in Immigration Law

(?)

Don’t Expunge Noncitizen Court Files

(?)

How to Become an Immigration Attorney

(?)

O and EB1 Talent Visa

(?)

Relief for Venezuela

(?)

Special Challenges when Representing Non-Citizens on Civil Matters

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