What is a Writ of Mandamus? A Writ of Mandamus, a Latin Phrase which means a “Petition for an Order”, is a legal action filed with a Court to obtain an order to compel an action. This is the type of petition that is often filed by immigration lawyers against federal government agencies to force… [Read More]
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What Are the U.S. Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Visa Types?
What Are the U.S. Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Visa Types? Generally, people from another country must obtain a visa, whether immigrant or non-immigrant to enter into the United States, if they do not qualify for the visa waiver program (ESTA), which allows non-immigrants from certain qualified countries to enter the country for up to 90 days… [Read More]
The Immigration Law of the United States, its Administration and Enforcement
The Immigration Law of the United States, its Administration and Enforcement In the United States, the immigration law is made up of a large number of statutes, regulations, administrative agency rulings, and decisions from federal courts, including the District Courts, the Circuit Courts of Appeal and even the Supreme Court. The Immigration Law of the… [Read More]
Types of Visa That Are Perfect for Investors
Types of Visa for Investors in the U.S. Being a foreign entrepreneur or business owner, you may want to create or invest in a business in the United States. However, in order to do so, you will need a sound business plan and the appropriate investor visa. Our U.S. visa lawyers can help you to… [Read More]
When Is a Crime Considered a Federal Crime or Offense?
When Is a Crime Considered a Federal Crime or Offense? A crime is a “Federal Offense” when a criminal charge is filed in the federal court and/or when an indictment is issued by a federal grand jury, based on alleged conduct that is a violation of a federal criminal statute/law. Many criminal activities are governed… [Read More]
Why would a lawyer defend a criminal?
Why would a lawyer defend someone facing criminal charges? Call 617-303-2600 if you Need a Private Criminal Defense Lawyer in Massachusetts Many people including defendants wonder why an attorney would choose to represent people charged with committing crimes, particularly when the charges are serious and the prosecution has a lot of evidence. Experienced criminal defense… [Read More]
Are all Attorneys Trial Lawyers?
Are all Attorneys Trial Lawyers? No. Trial lawyers are those who appear before courts and administrative agencies to represent people, entities or the government. Most legal matters are managed without the need to appear in court. As a result, most lawyers are not directly involved in litigation. This is an important factor to understand when… [Read More]
