Cite as "AILA InfoNet Doc. No. 11052467 (posted Aug. 15, 2011)"
“A Survivor's Guide To The Practice Of Immigration Law”
December 1, 2011
New York Marriott Marquis
New York, NY
Conference Program
This one-day program provides an update on the local issues that affect New York-based immigration practices, as well as the hot issues out of Washington. The morning program includes a legislative update, hot topics, local government roundtable, ethical dilemmas, and effective management of your organization. The afternoon will be split into two concurrent tracks. The first will focus on business issues, covering EB-5, employer compliance, PERM audits and I-140 RFEs. Track two covers removal/family issues including, rocky marriages, prosecutorial discretion, alternatives to adjudication and enforcement, and I-601.
CLE Credit
AILA has filed for CLE and specialized credit in all jurisdictions with mandatory CLE and specialized requirements. To receive CLE credit, attorneys must record sessions attended and the CLE code provided via webCLE (located on
AILA's CLE Center). Eligible participants can receive up to 8.8 CLE credit hours—including 1.2 ethics, 1.2 law practice management, and 0.6 mental illness.
AILA is not an accrediting body or regulatory agency, but a provider of continuing legal education to the immigration law community. CLE accreditation is given on a state-by-state basis as there is no nationwide accreditation and accreditation criteria can vary widely from state to state. The AILA CLE Center strives to provide current information about the rules, requirements, and approvals in your jurisdiction. However, for the most up-to-date information, please contact your state's regulatory agency.
