Legal Columns
Injured at an Airbnb: Who Is Responsible and How Can You Get Compensation?
01/06/2026
You book an Airbnb for a weekend getaway, a family vacation, or a work trip. Everything seems fine until a loose stair gives way, a ...
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FY 2027 H-1B: Introduction of a “Weighted Selection” Process
12/26/2025
DHS will change the H-1B registration selection (lottery) process The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently finalized a new rule that will change the ...
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2026 U.S. Tax Changes Explained
12/23/2025
As tax season begins, many taxpayers are focused on completing their current filings. At the same time, it is equally important to look ahead to ...
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Green Card Lottery Paused After Brown University Shooting
12/20/2025
Recent events have understandably caused anxiety among immigrants and visa holders in the United States. Following two violent incidents connected to a single suspect on ...
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Visa Bulletin for January 2026
12/19/2025
The Immigration Team at Song Law Firm provides the following update based on the U.S. Department of State’s January 2026 Visa Bulletin. The tables below ...
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Can U.S. Citizens Be Deported?
12/18/2025
Recent headlines have caused renewed anxiety among immigrants and naturalized U.S. citizens. Following a violent incident in Washington, D.C. on November 26, 2025, former President ...
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Victim of an AI Deepfake? Know Your Legal Rights
12/17/2025
Advances in artificial intelligence have made it increasingly easy to manipulate images and videos in ways that appear realistic. As a result, there has been ...
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Can You File a Claim if Pain Starts Late After an Accident?
12/13/2025
Many accident victims leave the crash scene assuming they haven’t been hurt. They may feel rattled but otherwise okay. Days or even weeks later, nagging ...
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Proposed Changes to the U.S. Public Charge Rule: What Immigrants Need to Know
12/12/2025
For decades, immigrants applying for U.S. green cards or certain visas have feared that accepting public benefits could jeopardize their status. The law considers whether ...
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