Partner
Columbus, OH
In the evolving employment landscape, more employers are looking to global talent to meet the demand for skilled labor. The US immigration system and employer sponsorship process can be complex, but with careful planning and expert guidance, foreign talent can be a great solution for employee recruitment and retention. Join FBT attorneys Matt Hoyt and Alicia Visse-Kroger for a discussion of a foreign worker’s journey through the immigration process from the employer’s perspective, including recruiting, onboarding, visa sponsorship, and permanent immigration options.
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Partner
Columbus, OH
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mhoyt@fbtlaw.com
Managing Associate
Cincinnati, OH
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avkroger@fbtlaw.com
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Before you send us any information, know that contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. We cannot represent you until we know that doing so will not create a conflict of interest with any existing clients. Therefore, please do not send us any information about any legal matter that involves you unless and until you receive a letter from us in which we agree to represent you (an "engagement letter"). Only after you receive an engagement letter will you be our client and be properly able to exchange information with us. If you understand and agree with the foregoing and you are not our client and will not divulge confidential information to us, you may contact us for general information.