Overview
UT Law’s Conference on Immigration and Nationality Law is ideal for practitioners of all experience levels and offers an opportunity to meet with and learn from nationally-recognized experts, as well as to interact with colleagues.
This year's program focuses on the latest developments of Comprehensive Immigration Reform, dissects the anatomy of a removal case from start to finish, and provides a complete evidentiary road map in a 2-part fundamentals to advanced evidence series. Gregory Siskind and AILA representative Anu Joshi lead a special presentation—The Process, Politics and Prospects of Immigration Reform in the 113th Congress.
Come a day early for Wednesday's Fundamentals of Immigration and Nationality Law—ideal for new entrance to the field or as a refresher for experienced practitioners—provides an overview of U.S. immigration laws, the basics of family immigration law practice and removal proceedings, offers 1.25 hours ethics credit with a discussion on the issues new practitioners face in managing an immigration practice, plus a Welcome Reception.
Save $25 and earn up to 20.50 hours of credit including 3.50 hours ethics when you register for both!
