WILDES & WEINBERG, P.C. ATTORNEYS AND STAFF MEET AT THE FRIARS CLUB TO STRATEGIZE ON THE O-1 VISA
Founding and Managing Partners, Leon and Michael Wildes met with the firm’s O-1 visa team as well as the firm’s colleague and fellow immigration attorney, Lawrence Yudess, who has been practicing exclusively in the area of U.S. Immigration Law since...
Michael Wildes Client and World Renowned Ballroom Dancer Antonina Skobina Appears on Fox’s “So You Think You Can Dance”
Managing Partner Michael Wildes recently secured an additional O-1 visa approval for world renowned ballroom dancer Antonina Skobina. Antonina Skobina and her dance partner Denys Drozdyuk are 2-Time USA National Champions. Antonina is also the winner of the British Open...
WILDES & WEINBERG HEADS TO MIAMI SWIM WEEK 2015,
With offices in New York, New Jersey, and Florida, Wildes & Weinberg, considered by many to be the premier U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law firm in the United States, headed to Miami Swim Week 2015. Founded in 1960, the Wildes...
MICHAEL WILDES AUTHORS ARTICLE FOR SPORTS DESTINATION MANAGMENT ON THE TOPIC OF “LEGAL ISSUES IN SPORTS TRAVEL: IT ALL GOES BACK TO DOCUMENTATION”
Managing Partner Michael Wildes recently contributed an article on visas for athletes to Sports Destination Management, which offers essential planning and location strategies for sports events organizers. To view the text of the article "Legal Issues In Sports Travel: It...
MICHAEL WILDES APPEARS ON CBS NEW YORK WITH DICK BRENNAN TO DISCUSS NON-BAIL OPTION FOR SOME SUSPECTS
Managing Partner Michael Wildes was recently asked by CBS New York to comment on a $17.8 million city plan to allow judges, beginning next year, to replace bail for low-risk defendants with supervision options including daily check-ins, text-message reminders and connecting...
Partner Leon Wildes interviewed by Kaitlin Folsom for National History Day 2015 regarding his successful representation of former Beatle John Lennon
National History Day is an American academic competition focusing on history for students in grades 6-12. The goal of the event is to provide students with opportunities to learn historical content and develop research, thinking and communication skills through the...
