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WINTER 2007 ISSUE

Openers

by Greg Siskind, Siskind Susser Bland, US

Privacy at risk: laptops can be searched at the border
by Sergio R. Karas, Karas & Associates, Canada

Visa matters in China
by Greg Sy, Lehman, Lee & Xu, China

The latest news from the UK
by Graeme Kirk, Gross & Co, UK

Employment of foreign nationals presents unique challenges
by Sergio R. Karas, Karas & Associates, Canada

I-9 Compliance- avoiding immigration bombshells
by Greg Siskind, Siskind Susser Bland, US

Visalaw International Member Spotlight:

Michael Thornton, Thornton Immigration Lawyers, Australia

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June 2007 - Attorney Sergio Karas has been elected Chair of the Ontario Bar Association's Citizenship and Immigration Section.

May 2007 - Starting June 1, 2007, the law firm of Verhaegen Walravens in Belgium and Henry Hachez will join Visalaw International.

April 2007 - Attorneys Sergio Karas from Canada and Gregory Sy from China published an article in the Canadian Employment Law Today.

More updates...

Openers

Privacy at risk: laptops can be searched at the border

Visa matters in China

News from the UK

Employment of foreign nationals presents unique challenges

An Overview of the US Immigration System

Visalaw International Member Spotlight:
Michael Thornton, Thornton Immigration Lawyers, Australia

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