Representation

Fear and Uncertainty Rise Among Immigration Advocates as Trump Administration Targets Legal Representation in Deportation Cases

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SAN FRANCISCO — A significant transformation is unfolding within the United States immigration courts as the Trump administration intensifies efforts to increase deportations of undocumented immigrants. Tensions are rising as immigration judges and legal representatives express apprehension regarding potential repercussions for adhering to established procedures. This unease was exacerbated following an executive order issued by President Donald Trump in March, which alleged that immigration attorneys were training clients to provide false information in asylum applications. The directive tasked the U.S. Attorney General with identifying misconduct, including “frivolous” legal actions, and it threatened sanctions against attorneys … Read more

Ninth Circuit Upholds Dismissal of SAG-AFTRA Vaccine Mandate Lawsuit, Reinforcing Union Representation Standards

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Los Angeles, California — The Ninth Circuit Court has recently upheld a lower court’s dismissal of a collective lawsuit brought by members of SAG-AFTRA against their union, citing time constraints and legal preemption of claims. The case stemmed from allegations that SAG-AFTRA breached its fair representation duty by negotiating a return-to-work agreement that permitted studio and producer partners to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations, which some union members opposed for various reasons. The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California had previously dismissed the members’ claims on two significant grounds. First, it ruled that the … Read more

Vietnamese Investors File Lawsuit Over Alleged Conflicts in Immigration Visa Program Representation

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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A group of Vietnamese investors has filed a federal lawsuit alleging that a law firm and two attorneys failed to navigate significant conflicts of interest while representing them in an immigration visa program tied to a redevelopment project in Gulfport, Mississippi. The lawsuit, lodged Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, involves 14 plaintiffs who participated in the EB-5 program. This federal initiative offers a pathway to legal permanent residency in the United States through qualifying investments of $500,000 or $1 million, aimed at fostering job creation. … Read more

Unlock Expert Legal Representation: Chaffin Luhana Offers Free Case Evaluations Nationwide

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Individuals seeking legal assistance now have the opportunity to initiate a complimentary case evaluation with experienced attorneys committed to fighting on behalf of families and individuals nationwide. The legal firm, recognized for leveraging its extensive collective experience, offers personalized services that cater to clients’ specific needs, whether that involves negotiating for just compensation or advancing cases to trial. Tailored legal strategies are at the forefront of the firm’s services, as they prioritize the client’s welfare and best interests throughout the legal proceedings. This approach ensures every client feels supported and valued, from the initial consultation … Read more