By Lance Nagel
Corporate legal departments traditionally have viewed immigration issues as principally those of government processing to support the recruitment and retention of key foreign national personnel and compliance with I-9 IRCA requirements.
These issues are extremely personal for corporate employees from foreign countries who are seeking to work in the United States and for their employers, who require the for...
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