What you’ll learn at this webinar:
Identify current trends in U.S. immigration: caseload volume, processing timelines, and which visa categories are most affected
Understand the practical impact of recent policy and enforcement changes on clients and daily practice
See how immigration attorneys are using AI to draft petitions, track deadlines, and monitor regulatory changes
Learn how firms are validating AI outputs and maintaining quality control on high-stakes filings
Walk away with near-term trends to watch and steps to position your practice for what's next
What the 8am Immigration Report actually shows
The headlines don't tell the full story. This session breaks down the real numbers behind caseload growth, processing backlogs, and shifting enforcement priorities, and what they mean for the clients sitting across from you. Whether you're advising individuals or corporate HR teams, you'll leave with a clearer picture of where things stand and where they're headed.
AI is already in immigration practice. Here's how attorneys are using it
From petition drafting to policy monitoring, immigration attorneys are finding practical ways to apply AI without sacrificing accuracy. This session goes beyond the hype to cover what's actually working in high-volume practices today, including how firms are structuring oversight, catching errors, and scaling work that used to require significantly more time.
Presenter
James PittmanCo-founder of 8am DocketWise and Director and Subject Matter Expert in immigration
James E. Pittman is a distinguished immigration attorney, co-founder of 8am DocketWise, and Director and Subject Matter Expert (SME) in immigration at 8am, a leading platform delivering purpose-built solutions for legal and accounting professionals. A former patent attorney, he later built a highly regarded U.S. immigration practice and is a sought-after CLE educator on immigration law and ethics. James is admitted in NY, NJ, before the USPTO, and hosts the DocketWise video podcast Immigration Uncovered.