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This week the Trump administration announced a new rule, which if passed would eliminate “duration of status” for international students.  Unlike other non-immigrant classifications, international students are admitted for duration of status, meaning they can stay for as long as is required to complete their studies, OPT and STEM OPT.  It also allows them to...

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When it comes to mergers and acquisitions (M&A), the excitement of signing a purchase agreement can sometimes overshadow the critical details buried in the exhibits. One of the most important, but often overlooked, parts of these agreements is the disclosure schedule. Disclosure schedules play a central role in protecting both buyers and sellers during a...

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Raising capital is an exciting milestone for any business, but it also comes with strict compliance requirements. Under Regulation D of the Securities Act, issuers must follow specific federal and state filing procedures to keep their offering legal and compliant. Missing these deadlines or requirements can lead to penalties or even loss of your exemption....

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In today’s innovation-driven economy, intellectual property (IP) is often one of a company’s most valuable assets. Whether it’s software code, creative content, or inventions, these creations form the core of many businesses’ competitive advantage. But here’s the legal pitfall many founders and business owners miss: just because your company paid for something to be created...

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In a significant move aimed at enhancing clarity and uniformity in immigration procedures, the latest update to the Policy Manual addresses crucial changes concerning the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) age calculation. This update primarily focuses on determining when a visa becomes available for CSPA purposes. This article will offer a comprehensive overview of the...

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When preparing to sell a small or mid-size business, many owners focus on financial records and finding the right buyer. While those are critical components of any transaction, failure to address legal due diligence can threaten the integrity of the transaction. Legal due diligence is one of the most important steps a seller can take...

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One of the most important requirements in the EB-5 process is proving that your investment funds come from a lawful source. A common question among potential investors is whether earnings from employment abroad can be used toward an EB-5 investment. The short answer is yes. Foreign salary income is a permissible source of EB-5 funds,...

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Under U.S. securities laws, offerings or sales of securities must be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) unless an exemption applies. Regulation A, often referred to as a “mini IPO,” is a registration exemption for certain public offerings, allowing eligible issuers to raise up to $75 million without the full SEC registration process....

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