H-1Bs and the 9/11 Tragedy

In the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks and the initial over-reaction from the federal government, continued maintenance of H-1B status is all the more critical. For those already faced with reductions in force, the potential arguments for favorable government discretion become even harder to muster. Strategizing beyond the H-1B status to permanent residence is now made more complicated by the government's immigration-related reaction to the tragedy. For ideas and strategies to try and help you maneuver through these increasingly complex problems, join in the final session of our H-1B teleconference series. Angelo Paparelli and Steve Yale-Loehr will address these concerns and provide insight and suggestions. This final H-1B session is a must for employers, aliens and their lawyers.

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