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President Donald Trump has reintroduced a key policy from his first term, announcing a new travel ban that affects citizens from 12 countries, with additional restrictions for seven others. This ban is set to take effect on Monday at 12:01 a.m., a move designed to prevent the chaos seen in 2017 when a similar ban...

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A new U.S. visa program backed by President Donald Trump is expected to launch in the coming days. Known as the “Gold Card” visa, the program is expected to offer a pathway to permanent residency, and possibly even U.S. citizenship, for foreign investors willing to invest at least $5 million into the U.S. economy.  President...

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What happens if your business partner dies, gets divorced, or wants to walk away?  If you own part of a company along with other partners, you need to understand and be prepared for a potential business divorce.  That is what buy-sell provisions cover. These provisions outline the terms and conditions under which membership interests in...

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Over the past couple of weeks, I have spoken with multiple students who have had their F-1 visas revoked and their SEVIS terminated.  Most of these students had DWIs or other alcohol related arrests.  Other attorneys reported speaking with students who had minor infractions such as parking or speeding tickets.  In some cases, the charges...

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With the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and advances in its capabilities, many are becoming overly dependent and falling victim to its pitfalls. While AI has become a normal part of our everyday lives and can make things easier, it is not bulletproof. Understanding the weaknesses of AI, especially when applied to legal documents, is...

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Aspiring fund managers often ask the time required to start a fund, the typical lifecycle of a fund, and what preliminary steps they should take. While the answer can vary depending on the specifics, this article serves to provide private fund managers with insights on steps to take and what to expect throughout the process....

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In a groundbreaking no-action letter issued on March 12, 2025, the Securities and Exchange Commission has significantly simplified the accredited investor verification process for Rule 506(c) offerings. This new guidance applies to accredited investors who meet high minimum investment thresholds and provide certain representations. The no action letter marks a pivotal shift in private offerings,...

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Overview of the E-2 Visa The E-2 visa is a nonimmigrant visa that allows nationals of treaty countries to enter the United States to invest in and manage a business. To qualify, applicants must demonstrate a substantial investment in a bona fide enterprise and show that they are in a position to develop and direct...

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