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ILW.COM is pleased to present a monthly telephone seminar series for existing EB-5 Regional Centers and for developers and dealmakers planning to apply for Regional Center designation or establish syndicated EB-5 investments involving multiple investors.
Each 30-minute session is presented at no charge. The sessions will feature renowned immigration lawyer Angelo Paparelli and invited experts focusing on current developments and best practices in the EB-5 arena from the point of view of Regional Centers and syndicated EB-5 investment entities. Issues affecting individual investors will also be covered but only from the perspectives of Regional Centers and other EB-5 entities.
Angelo Paparelli, a partner in the national law firm Seyfarth Shaw LLP, is one of the most highly regarded business immigration lawyers and scholars in America. He is named a “Star Individual” (above Band 1) in the 2012 and 2011 editions of Chambers USA, rated “Tier 1” in the 2012 and 2011 editions of Legal500, and included in the 2012 and 2011 Employment Law 360 list of the country’s “Top Ten Immigration Lawyers.”
With this ILW.COM telephone seminar series, Angelo will bring to bear his formidable legal talents and immigration thought leadership and suggest solutions to the many vexing problems faced today by Regional Centers and other EB-5 investment entities.
To register, please click on the link below, complete the form, and send it to webmaster@ilw.com or fax it to 212-545-0869. Please note that this seminar is presented for EB-5 Principals, Senior Staff, In-House Counsel, and Designated Outside 924 Counsel ONLY.
Next month's session will take place on June 12, 2013 and the topic will be announced soon.
January 23, 2013 - Angelo Paparelli
February 20, 2013 - Suzanne Lazicki - Developing and Amending EB-5 Business Plans for Regional Centers
March 20, 2013 - Jennifer Mercier Moseley - The SEC's Civil Suit Against Chicago-based Regional Center - Implications for the EB-5 Industry
Citations For March 20th Roundtable
April 17, 2013 - Ira Kurzban - EB-5 Litigation
Angelo Paparelli (Discussion Leader) is a partner of Seyfarth Shaw LLP. Mr. Paparelli, with a bicoastal practice in Southern California and New York City, is known for providing creative solutions to complex and straightforward immigration law problems, especially involving mergers and acquisitions, labor certifications and the H-1B visa category. His practice areas include legislative advocacy; employer compliance audits and investigations; U.S. and foreign work visas and permanent residence for executives, managers, scientists, scholars, investors, professionals, students and visitors; immigration messaging and speech-writing; corporate policy formulation; and immigration litigation before administrative agencies and the federal courts. He is frequently quoted in leading national publications on immigration law. He is also President of the Alliance of Business Immigration Lawyers, a 30-firm global consortium of leading immigration practitioners. Paparelli’s blog and a comprehensive list of his many immigration law articles can be found at www.entertheusa.com. He is an alumnus of the University of Michigan where he earned his B.A., and of Wayne State University Law School where he earned his J.D. Paparelli is admitted to the state bars of California, Michigan and New York.
John Neill is a Vice President with AKRF, Inc. and Director of the Economic and Real Estate Advisory Services Division. His group has performed hundreds of economic and fiscal impact studies for public and private clients, including input-output modeling in support of EB-5 applications. Mr. Neill emphasizes a multi-disciplinary approach to economic analyses, stressing the need to inform work products with a range of considerations including demographics, land uses, neighborhood character, and market trends. Mr. Neill's clients include private developers, institutions, and public entities, and his core areas of expertise are: economic impact studies utilizing input-output models; fiscal impact studies; cost-benefit analysis; market and feasibility studies; and managing environmental reviews for major New York City development projects. In addition, Mr. Neill is an expert in public outreach, regularly facilitating public discussions for development projects, policy making and design development. He has worked extensively with community boards, local development corporations and other stakeholder groups, and recognizes the importance of understanding the unique characteristics, challenges, and opportunities presented by a neighborhood. His meditation approach has received compliments from clients and communities, and is an asset for any project involving the public.
Disclaimer: participation in this seminar does not create an attorney-client relationship with the speakers
