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Protecting Attorneys’ Ability to Advocate Without Fear of Government Overreach
In today’s rapidly shifting immigration landscape, the rule of law is more…
New York’s ‘No-Fault’ Divorce: What Does It Mean for You?
Life moves fast in New York City. Decisions are made in a…
What Is the Public Charge Rule and How Does It Affect Immigrants in NYC?
Few federal policies cause more concern for those seeking lawful permanent residency…
Understanding Post-Conviction Relief: How a 440 Motion Can Impact Your Immigration Status
Clearing the Path: How CPL 440.10 Post-Conviction Relief Can Reopen Doors in…
Cory Forman To Speak at 2020 American Immigration Lawyers Association Annual Conference
Cory Forman, Partner of Cohen Forman Barone, PC has been invited to speak about Criminal…
Can My Loved One Be Released Early from Prison Because of the COVID-19 Pandemic?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) one of…
Why the U.S. Attorney General Wants to Withhold Bail to Asylum Seekers
At Cohen Forman Barone, PC our team of experienced legal advocates is…
U.S Senator Cory Booker meets with CFB Partner Cory Forman to discuss U.S. Immigration Policies
U.S. Senator Cory Booker sat down with Cory Forman, a leading immigration…
Why the Laken Riley Act’s Expansion of INA 236(c) Violates Due Process Under the 5th and 14th Amendments
The Laken Riley Act, which expands Section 236(c) of the Immigration and Nationality…