It was the seventh annual immigration law update held by Cohen & Grigsby, but probably the first time the seminar reached thousands of YouTube viewers. The firm has seen a media and political firestorm in response to comments its attorneys made on ways that employers can eliminate American job applicants and obtain green cards for foreign workers. "Our goal is clearly not to find a qualified and interested U.S. worker," immigration attorney Lawrence Lebowitz said on the video.
June 25, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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It was the seventh annual immigration law update held by Cohen & Grigsby, but probably the first time the seminar reached thousands of YouTube viewers.
The firm has seen a media and political firestorm regarding comments made by its attorneys at the May seminar regarding the ways employers can eliminate American job applicants in order to obtain green cards for foreign workers.
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