Pa. Judge Says USCIS Must Redo Spousal Petition After Delay
A Pennsylvania judge ordered U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to reconsider Olando Espinal’s petition for his Turkish wife’s green card, saying the agency’s unreasonable delay in denying the petition unfairly hampered the couple’s ability to address the agency’s concerns. Katelyn Hufe Karahan of Green & Spiegel U.S., who represents the family, told Law360 on Thursday that her clients are thrilled that they may finally be able to receive their green cards and live in the U.S. together after nearly 12 years.
College Sports Stakeholders Launch Campaign for International Athlete NIL Rights
More than 20,000 international NCAA athletes are largely left out of an estimated billion-dollar NIL industry. A coalition of advocates led by NOCAP Sports’ Casey Floyd have launched a campaign to change restrictive immigration laws.
David Spaulding’s Immigration Practice Areas
Discover which U.S. Immigration Services David can assist with, including Business Immigration, Investment-Based Immigration, Family-Based Immigration, Corporate Compliance, Customs, and Import & Export.
BUSINESS TRAVEL TO USA WHEN RESTRICTIONS EASE: A US IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY’S ADVICE
Precision Global Consulting • 21 OCT 2021
Amy Davies spoke to Marin Ritter, Partner & Co-Director at Green and Spiegel Midwest, LLC, to find out her advice for those hoping do business in the United States when travel is permitted for fully vaccinated passengers on November 8th, 2021.
Ep. 2: Brian Halliday & Marin Ritter on Transatlantic Insights
British American Chamber of Commerce in Ohio • 3 JULY 2021
Join us as we bring you insights from key players in their industries on both sides of the pond.
US Immigration Update with Jonathan Grode
SOFT LAND CENTRAL • 28 MAY 2021
A U.S. Immigration Update with Jonathan Grode, Green and Spiegel U.S.
Have Immigration Attorney, Will Travel
2021 Pennsylvania & Delaware Super Lawyers Magazine • 26 MAY 2021
Dana Imperia helps sports stars get in the game.
Graduation poses risk of deportation for international students
The Exponent • 22 FEB 2021
Jonathan Grode explains the deportation risks international students face upon graduation. International students may have to worry about being forcefully uprooted from the country in which they studied upon graduating.
An Update on US Immigration Policy
An Update on U.S. Immigration Policy with Sophie Alcorn, Alcorn Law and Jonathan Grode, Green and Spiegel U.S.
Member Perspective: Jonathan A. Grode
The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia • 19 JAN 2021
Grode elaborates on how the business community can benefit from an ease in federal immigration policies.