The way things are these days, you'd hope that immigration law firms would be especially careful to secure clients' files.
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The way things are these days, you'd hope that immigration law firms would be especially careful to secure clients' files.
Dream on.
New by me: Two data security incidents affected immigration law firms and their clients
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The way things are these days, you'd hope that immigration law firms would be especially careful to secure clients' files.
Dream on.
New by me: Two data security incidents affected immigration law firms and their clients
@PogoWasRight DocketWise? USCIS has a copy of everything there already. All of the non-bespoke immigration law software are for practice-management and form-filling. Those of us who spent all our time interfacing with ICE/BIA/CBP etc treated our job like crim law if we can, in-house IT work done gratis and all. There just aren't many lawyers who codes/homelabs on the side and aren't in IP/in house work, since that's a six figure skillset for mostly five figure salaried work.
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@PogoWasRight DocketWise? USCIS has a copy of everything there already. All of the non-bespoke immigration law software are for practice-management and form-filling. Those of us who spent all our time interfacing with ICE/BIA/CBP etc treated our job like crim law if we can, in-house IT work done gratis and all. There just aren't many lawyers who codes/homelabs on the side and aren't in IP/in house work, since that's a six figure skillset for mostly five figure salaried work.
@jimz Thanks for explaining that.
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