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Immigration Overlap: Dealing with Immigration Issues in YOUR Practice Area

recorded on February 11, 2022
7.75 CLE Hours 

Helping Afghan New Arrivals: A special Afghan Panel Session for those interested in taking a pro bono case to assist a newly arrived Afghan family.


Topics & Speakers 

Welcoming Remarks – Program Chairs

  • Beckie Moriello, Raleigh Immigration Law Firm, Raleigh | Chair, NCAJ Immigration Law Section 
  • Jeff Weber, Executive Director of the William Wilberforce Center, Greensboro | Education Chair, NCAJ Immigration Law Section 

Workers’ Comp, Employment Law, and the Immigrant Client

  • Carol Brooke,  N.C. Justice Center, Raleigh 
  • Jacob Goad, Law Office of Jacob Goad, Durham 
  • Matt Harbin, Law Offices of James Scott Farrin, Greensboro

Family Law and Immigration

  • Valeria Cesanelli, Morgan & Cesanelli Law, Carrboro
  • Greg McLawsen, Sound Immigration, Bellevue, WA

Crimmigration Law 101

  • Rob Heroy, Goodmann Carr, Charlotte
  • Andres Lopez, Lopez Law Firm, PLLC, Charlotte
  • Devon Senges, Dummit Fradin, Attorneys at Law, Greensboro

Crimmigration Implementation

  • Tony Arreola, Arreola Law Office, PLLC, Wilson 
  • Cynthia Everson, Everson Law Office, Concord
  • Beckie Moriello, Raleigh Immigration Law Firm, Raleigh 

The Afghan Crises and Status of Evacuees in North Carolina 

  • Jeff Weber, Executive Director of the William Wilberforce Center

HP Status and the Asylum Option 

  • Shane Ellison, Immigrant Rights Clinic, Duke University School of Law, Durham 

Special Immigrant Visas Process for Afghans Living in the US

  • Elizabeth Carlson, Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc., Washington, D.C. (CLINIC)

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Workers' Comp, Employment Law, and the Immigrant Client
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Family Law and Immigration
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Crimmigration Law 101
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Crimmigration Implementation
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The Afghan Crisis and Status of Evacuees in North Carolina
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HP Status and the Asylum Option
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Special Immigrant Visas Process for Afghans Living in the US
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