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• MBA’s AC07 educates and honors members of the profession
• Young Lawyers: enjoy a cocktail reception and Celtics game for just $65, March 26
• Join your colleagues for Walk to the Hill for legal aid, March 15
• Immigration Law Committee hosts telephone seminar on April 5
• Volunteer for the MBA's new Lawyer-Teacher Partnership initiative
• Limited time offer: MBA Theater Night tickets are 15 percent off
• Young Lawyers Division, Civil Litigation and Business Law Sections sponsor three upcoming CLE seminars
• Juvenile Justice Practice Group to hold first meeting March 12
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Lawyers e-Journal

Immigration Law Committee hosts telephone seminar on April 5

ICE, I-9s, States’ Employer Sanctions – What Every Immigration Lawyer Needs To Know
Course #: CJF07
Thursday, April 5, 2-3:30 p.m.
MBA, 20 West St., Boston

Topic: How to prepare for ICE raids and possible criminal prosecution.

• What rights do employers and employees have?
• When is the right time to involve employment and criminal counsel?
• Cooperating with the government – how far to go?
• How to handle workers you think are unauthorized
• What are the company’s potential penalties?
• Lesson learned from the Swift & Company raid.

Speakers: Cynthia J. Lange, Michael Aitken, Bruce Morrison, Gerri Ratliff and Lynn Shotwell. Additional speakers to be announced.

The cost to attend is $15. Payment can be made in advance by contacting Member Services at (617) 338-0530 or online at www.massbar.org. Walk-ins on the day of the seminar are also welcome.

For more information on how to join the Immigration Law Committee, contact Member Services at (617) 338-0530. 

Roy Watson Jr., Esq., Bedford, committee chair