The E-3 Visa: 5 Things Australians Need to Know

Are you an Australian citizen intending to work in a specialty occupation in the United States? If you have recently been hired by an American employer in a position that requires you to hold the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree or higher, you will need a visa to get to the US and get started on […]

Leading O-1 Visa Attorney, Los Angeles USA

Calling all Celebrities, Models, Actors, Singers, Dancers, Musicians, Directors, Songwriters and/or Composers. Are you ready to continue your Arts career in the U.S. under an O-1 visa? Do you have a list of significant achievements/education/experience in your field? Do you have an Agent and/or Manager representing you in the USA? Then you’re ready to speak to […]

Understanding Returning Resident Visas (SB-1)

If you are a lawful permanent resident (LPR) or a conditional resident (CR) who has been outside the U.S. for over a year or past the expiration of a Re-entry Permit, you will need to apply for a new immigrant visa to reestablish your permanent resident status.

What to Do If You Are Involved in a Car Accident in Southern California

No one expects to be involved in a serious motor vehicle accident.  A car accident is by definition an unexpected event, which means you may not be prepared when it occurs.  A serious Los Angeles car accident can be a stressful and upsetting experience, which can make it very difficult to think clearly about all of the steps you should take in the aftermath of your Los Angeles car accident.

Fatigued Truckers Claim an Enormous Toll in Serious Trucking Accidents

We know that commercial trucking accidents are unique in the scope of danger they present to others with whom they share the road.  If you are involved in a collision with a fully loaded tractor-trailer that may weigh as much as 40 tons, the probability of suffering serious injuries or even fatalities in a Los Angeles trucking accident is extremely high.

Backing Out of Your Driveway Is More Dangerous than You Might Think

It is not unusual in Southern California suburban communities to see a parent crossing the street as they hold their child’s hand.  This is not only predictable, but a necessary way to guard one’s child from an inattentive, drug or alcohol impaired or otherwise indifferent driver.