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Canada's New 'Tech Talent Strategy' Saw Overwhelming Demand. Should US Tech Be Worried?
"We know that so much of the STEM talent and the tech talent in the U.S. often comes from India and China," said Praveena Nallainathan, of counsel with a focus on corporate immigration, nationality and consular law at Quarles & Brady.
Our Northern Neighbor's Express Entry: We Should All Just Go to Canada!
No stranger to the role immigration plays in a globalizing economy, Canada launched its flagship Express Entry program in 2015 in an effort to target and retain talent already in Canada and attract new skilled professionals from abroad. The program, which is a purely economic point and merit-based framework, has proven extremely popular among nations that traditionally have been infatuated with the American dream.
Ex-Tegna GC Takes Legal Reins at Global PR Firm FGS
Akin Harrison, who left Tegna in June after its $5.4 billion sale fell through, is joining a New York-based PR powerhouse formed through the merger of four firms last year.
Northern Border, Gun Violence Lead U.S. Attorney Carla Freedman's Concerns
The Northern District of New York's top federal prosecutor said AI wasn't a major source of litigation yet, but Is being closely monitored.
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New USCIS Guidance for O-1B Visas Has Implications for TV, Movie Industries
Due to the inherent overlap between an individual working as an artist and an individual working in the MPTV field, it can often be difficult to know whether the O-1 petition will be adjudicated based on the individual being an artist or a worker in MPTV.
CT Judge Sentences South Florida Real Estate Developer to 5+ Years
Two banks were also among the victims of frauds that involved more than $30 million, federal prosecutors said.
SENTENCED: South Florida Real Estate Developer to Spend Over 5 Years Behind Bars
Two banks were also among the victims of frauds that involved more than $30 million, federal prosecutors said.