The content on my site is probably inappropriate for those who make their important legal decisions solely by consulting the search results in Google. Whether this describes you or not, the information provided here is just that — general information — and should not be confused with specific advice for any specific situation.

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To receive legal advice from me, you first need to become a client. The first step to becoming a client is to schedule a consultation. Just visiting my site doesn’t make you a client. Sending me an email with a question doesn’t make you a client either. Before you become a client, it is only fair that I expressly agree to represent you and you expressly agree to hire me – in a retainer agreement that we both sign and date.

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I might as well mention that this site may be considered attorney advertising in Massachusetts, where I am licensed to practice law, and in other states, where I am not licensed. (Not to worry, I can represent clients in U.S. immigration matters anywhere in the U.S. and abroad because U.S. Immigration Law is federal, i.e., it is the same in all U.S. states and territories).

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Finally, all that you see on my site, whether you call it “text,” “image,” “design,” “content,” “graphics,” or “stuff” is protected by the U.S. and foreign copyright and trademark laws. Please respect my property and honor the laws that protect it from unauthorized use and infringement.