Colorado Bar Association/Continuing Legal Education Publishes Two-Volume “Immigration Law for the Colorado Practitioner”; Palmer Polaski Partners Serve as Managing Editors

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Brian Bernhard, Legal Administrator
Elkind Alterman Harston, PC
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Colorado Bar Association/Continuing Legal Education Publishes Two-Volume “Immigration Law for the Colorado Practitioner”; Palmer Polaski Partners Serve as Managing Editors    

Denver, Colorado, November 11th – The Colorado Bar Association – Continuing Legal Education published its first edition of “Immigration Law for the Colorado Practitioner” this month.  The book serves as the CBA/CLE’s first comprehensive resource on immigration law.  The book launch was accompanied by a two-day CLE program on immigration law at the offices of the Colorado Bar Association in Denver moderated by Palmer Polaski Partner, David Harston.  The new, two-volume manual consists of more than thirty chapters covering all areas of U.S. immigration law including business and family-based immigration and removal defense.   The authors include dozens of leading immigration attorneys from across that state of Colorado.  “This book will serve as an excellent resource for years to come for attorneys who practice in the area of immigration, who are considering practicing immigration law, or who come across an immigration issue from time-to-time in their regular practice,” said Palmer Polaski Partner, David Harston.  Palmer Polaski Partners Nancy Elkind, Philip Alterman, and David Harston are the Managing Editors for the CBA/CLE practice manual.  For more information about the new manual, go to:http://www.cobar.org/cle/item.cfm?productid=ZILCP11B

 

About Palmer Polaski

 

Palmer Polaski located in lower downtown Denver at Blake Street Terrace, offers a full line of services to fulfill employment-based and family immigration, deportation defense, asylum and refugee law. The partners bring more than 60 years of combined experience dealing exclusively with the complexities of the immigration process. All three partners are former Chapter Chairs of the Colorado Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyer’s Association. U.S. News Media Group and Best Lawyers ranked Palmer Polaski in the top tier of Colorado immigration law firms in their 2010 inaugural issue of Best Law Firm rankings. The attorneys are supported by a eight-person staff that has decades of experience working in the government, non-profit and corporate immigration law sectors. The ever-changing world of post 9/11 America requires keeping up with all aspects of the flux of immigration law. Elkind Alterman Harston takes a high-touch approach to every case, serving as client advocates and educating employers and individuals as they navigate through the immigration process. The firm regularly represents clients throughout the state of Colorado including Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs, Pueblo, Summit County and throughout the United States and around the world. To learn more or to schedule a consultation, visit www.EAHimmigration.com or call 303-736-6650.

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