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New EOIR Limited Representation Regulations Are Here: How Do They Change My Practice? (Seminar Recording)
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The Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) has promulgated new limited scope representation rules for pro se individuals. The verdict? With these new rules, state and federal law are no longer contrary on this point, and the short answer is “you can give limited scope in limited ways.”
Featured Topics
- Learn the procedural nuts and bolts of the new EOIR limited representation regulations
- Blueprint for how this could work in your practice
- Fee agreement and representation considerations for limited scope clients
Faculty:
Michele N. Carney (DL), AILA Ethics Committee Chair, Seattle, WA
Matthew Blaisdell, AILA Ethics Committee Vice Chair, Brooklyn, NY
Cyrus D. Mehta, AILA Ethics Committee Vice Chair, New York, NY
Kevin Bank, AILA Ethics Committee, Seattle, WA
Glenda M. Aldana Madrid, Staff Attorney, Impact Litigation Unit, Northwest Immigrant Rights Project, Seattle WA
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