Some attorneys to this day commence action relying on CPLR § 213 six year statute of limitations for breach of contracts (or torts) in the airline transportation industry. However, under…
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In Eunique v. Powell, 9th Circuit concluded that passport denial, and therefore, freedom of international travel that comes with it, does not violate Fifth Amendment Due Process and Equal Protection…
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New York Supreme Court in Brooklyn considered the legality of practice by NYC Department of Corrections continued detention of defendants – based on a civil immigration detainer – notwithstanding the…
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Today, a panel of Judges from the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York (EDNY) put together a very effective presentation for the current U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder. …
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Attorneys in the New York City area should be aware of gathering opportunities organized by Center for Constitutional Rights. Once such gathering – CCR’s First Wednesdays – took place last night…
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An interesting practice by some of insurance industry members came to the attention of our office. Affordable Care Act (also known as “Obamacare”) includes a provision, under § 1341 (see…
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The Sentencing Guidelines are issued by the serious group of learned individuals within U.S. Sentencing Commission. It is difficult to pass by a website, with a loud name Sentencing Us…
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Children born to parents that are not married is the ever increasing modern phenomena in our industrialized world. Many societies are changing their views and disfavor discrimination among children born…
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As a part of the asylum process, applicants go through the interview, where USCIS officers ask questions and take notes. If things go well for the applicant, and the asylum…
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CBP Officers have a wide degree of discretion in deciding whether to admit one’s entry into the United States. Visa alone may not get you in. Therefore, some visitors may wish…
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