Family-Based Immigrant VisasThe Fed’s Favorite Inflation Gauge Shows Little Progress in AprilFamily-Based Immigrant Visas
Inflation in April remained at the same stubbornly high level as in March, indicating that costs continued to rise too quickly for consumers. This suggests the Federal Reserve still has more work to do in its fight against rising prices. For more information,
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Express Creditors Object to Lead Bidder’s Fees in Bankruptcy Sale
Creditors are challenging a potential fee and other protections for the distressed retailer’s lead bidder, arguing that these measures could discourage competing offers to buy the company out of bankruptcy. For more details;
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First New U.S. Judgeships in Decades Progressing in Congress
Legislation to add judges to understaffed federal district courts is gaining momentum in Congress. Lawmakers are working within a narrow political window to expand trial courts before the November election. For more details,
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Law Firms’ Adoption of Non-Equity Partners Introduces Management Challenges
The explosive growth of non-equity partners is compelling law firm leaders to adjust their management strategies to protect long-term financial stability. Learn more about the impact and necessary changes in operations here
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Had a great meeting at the TCM Global Debt Collection AGM where we discussed the latest industry developments and shared our experiences. Looking forward to meeting again in London in 2025!
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Stock Market Holds Surprising Good News Despite Interest Rate Concerns
Investors are apprehensive about the potential impact of higher interest rates on consumer borrowing costs, which could squeeze corporate profits and dampen market sentiment. However, the Federal Reserve is unlikely to implement interest rate cuts in the near future. For more information:
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/05/10/investing/premarket-stocks-trading-fed-rate-pause/index.html
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USCIS Celebrates Employees during Civil Service Appreciation Week
USCIS Recognizes Dedicated Workforce for Public Service Recognition Week (PSRW) 2024. Celebrated every year since 1985 during the first full week of May, PSRW is a time set aside to honor those who have served our nation federally. For more information:
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IRS: Average Federal Tax Refund Exceeds $3,000
Given that the majority of tax filings result in refunds, there’s a strong likelihood that you could receive hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars in refunded overpayments, particularly if you’re also eligible for a state refund. For more information
http://: https://edition.cnn.com/2024/03/15/success/best-ways-to-use-your-tax-refund/index.html
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USCIS Provides Clarity on H-3 Training Location Policy
Within the USCIS Policy Manual, we’ve released policy directives outlining the circumstances under which H-3 nonimmigrants are permitted to participate in training at an academic or vocational institution. For more information:
https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-clarifies-policy-on-location-of-h-3-training
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Cross-border Workshop 2024
Our partner, Alper Kesriklioglu, represented the Antroya Debt Collection Law Office in Munich at the EOS Global Collection Workshop. We’re excited to bring back numerous insights and knowledge from the impactful presentations to implement and leverage within our company. A big thank you to all the partners who organized these invaluable sessions. We’re honored to be part of EOS as a Preferred Partner.
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