Speaking Engagements

Mr. Reich is a frequent speaker at forums ranging from Continuing Legal Education Seminars presented to other immigration professionals, forums on immigration reform, and forums on law practice creation and management. Below is a summary or presentations and presentation materials to various groups:

On Your Own: Going Solo - Practical Considerations - Written in collaboration with Jan Brown of the Law Offices of Jan H. Brown, P.C. and Lindsay Curcio, this was published in the Twelfth Annual AILA New York Chapter Immigration Law Symposium Handbook 2009, the companion handbook for the conference of the same name held on December 1, 2009 in New York, and is Copyright © 2009 American Immigration Lawyers' Association (Adobe Acrobat Format).

Nonimmigrant Visas - Part I - Drafted in conjunction with co-panelists Michael Nowlan of Clark Hill PLC and Barbara Wong of Berry Appleman and Leiden, this presentation was delivered at the 2009 AILA National Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada (PowerPoint format)

Immigration Reform Under the Obama Administration - Participation in a panel Discussion at Pace Law School in White Plains, NY on April 17, 2009 discussing prospects for Comprehensive Immigration Reform. Delivered brief overview of employment-context reform efforts/proposals, and was quoted in Leah Rae's Article on LoHud.com "Immigration Lawyers Mull Chances of Legalizing Millions."


Intersection of Immigration and Corporate/Business Law - Compliance Issues Under U.S. Immigration Law - Delivered at a February 23, 2009 continuing legal education seminar at the New York County Lawyer's Association (NYCLA), this presentation provides an updated overview of the I-9 process and requirements (including the new I-9 form and M-274 Handbook for Employers set to go into effect April 2, 2009), the discrimination issues which the employer must avoid in completing the I-9 process, an overview of as well as the current status of the Social Security No-Match Regulation, and information on when employer can and must terminate an employee for ineligibility to accept employment.


Employment Based Permanent Residence - The First Three Immigrant Categories (An Overview) - Presented at a Continuing Legal Education Seminar entitled "What You Need To Know To Practice Immigration Law Successfully: Getting Your Client the Right Nonimmigrant Visa or "Green Card" presented by the Immigration and Nationality Law Committee of the New York County Lawyers' Association, January 12, 2009 (PowerPoint format).

Intersection of Immigration and Corporate/Business Law - Compliance Issues Under U.S. Immigration Law - Delivered at an April 10, 2008 continuing legal education seminar at the New York County Lawyer's Association (NYCLA), this presentation provides an overview of the I-9 process and requirements, the discrimination issues which the employer must avoid in completing the I-9 process, an overview of as well as the current status of the Social Security No-Match Regulation, and information on when employer can and must terminate an employee for ineligibility to accept employment. The seminar was sponsored jointly by NYCLA's Immigration Committee and Corporate Practice Committee.


When They Come Knocking: How to Avoid the Knock and How to Knock It on the Head When It Comes - Written in collaboration with Jan Brown of the Law Offices of Jan H. Brown, P.C. and Anastasia Tonello of Laura Devine Attorneys, LLC, this was published in the Tenth Annual AILA New York Chapter Immigration Law Symposium Handbook 2007, the companion handbook for the conference of the same name held on December 13, 2007 in New York, and is Copyright © 2007 American Immigration Lawyers' Association (Adobe Acrobat Format).


Employment Based Permanent Residence for Corporate Attorneys - Presentation delivered to the Corporate Committee of the New York County Lawyers' Association, November 29, 2007 (PowerPoint format).


Employment Based Permanent Residence - The First Three Preference Classifications - Presented at a Continuing Legal Education Seminar entitled "What You Need To Know To Practice Immigration Law Successfully: Getting Your Client the Right Nonimmigrant Visa or "Green Card" presented by the Immigration and Nationality Law Committee of the New York County Lawyers' Association, March 12, 2007 (PowerPoint format).





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